And in a few meaningful instances women embrace and cosset skulls, too.
But the film never provides a conceptual framework that would allow the viewer to see this vendetta, the poisoning of the Gulf and the virtual enslavement of farm workers as meaningful instances of the same thing.
Yet despite the huge bill, the reviews were not providing any relief to borrowers or turning up meaningful instances where homes of borrowers current on their payments were seized, according to these people.
Banking regulators grew concerned that the reviews were not producing meaningful instances of banks wrongfully seizing the homes of borrowers who were current on their payments, according to these people.
But Mr. Carnes suggests that the effects could be meaningful: For instance, while the average member of Congress in my sample voted with the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
Meaningful, for instance, are thoughts that, arising from one of thinking's partners, meet the approval, the affirmative "It makes sense," of the other.16.
It means that as well as basic talking, the robot can also move its head and arms and can even offer 'virtual hugs', meaningful, for instance, when a grandchild calls its grandparent.
Many cancer patients seem to experience the diagnosis of cancer as a challenge to experiencing life as meaningful, for instance due to shifted priorities in life, or physical hindrances in achieving goals.
The Bush strategy paid some dividends in 2004: the president won 16percentt of African-Americans in Ohio and 56percentt of Hispanics in Florida, for instance, meaningful numbers that helped him capture those two swing states.
The resulting CPT parameter profiles portray each of the choice-generating heuristics in psychologically meaningful ways capturing, for instance, differences in how the heuristics process probability information.
