I mean, on one hand, it is a death like any other death, of course, but to the rest of the world, it isn't.
That means on one hand texture and strain influence each other and on the other hand both informations contribute to considering anisotropic materials properties, quality of welds, inhomogenous behaviour and so on.
I mean, on the one hand, the critics would decry this as the "slippery slope" that was preordained when the no-fly resolution was agreed to; that this was the slippery slope to all-out war.
When they speak of history, they mean, on the one hand, the history of science, and on the other, the history of philosophy, properly construed, namely as the critique of science.
This meant on the one hand that information perceived on one computer screen projected predominantly to the contralateral hemisphere and hippocampus, and on the other hand that we could implement an "in-animal" control whereby the effects of novel or familiar spatial information on hippocampal plasticity could be compared.
This means on the one hand that there are less and less active users per cell, and on the other hand that the cell traffic loads vary significantly both temporally and spatially.
This means on the one hand that the semantic information can be easily reused by the various standards and on the other hand that it is in principle possible to change the representation format of the semantics without the need for redefining the standard format itself.
But he emphasized that "it doesn't mean on the other hand that we are going to give up the other tools".
That doesn't mean, on the other hand, that I want the United States to be peopled by or run by Asians.
The houses on the right-hand side of Trinity Place – I mean, on the right-hand side as you face out of town – have large gardens, each now shared between three or four tenants.
What this means, on the one hand, is less ambition: there aren't grand stories being told.
