Indeed, one of Dou's civil officials, Ling Jing, suggested a different strategic approach, namely to avoid any engagement with Li Shimin, cross to the northern bank of the Yellow River and strike at the Tang heartland in Shanxi, thereby both weakening the Tang and forcing them to abandon the siege of Luoyang without the Xia incurring any casualties.
The procedure as well as the targeted spinal segment (L3) were chosen mainly for technical purposes, namely to avoid any displacement of data acquisition instrumentation.
The idea is clear: namely, to avoid hypothetical constructions, and the use of logic they require, by insisting that a construction be supplied that proves the antecedent.
This is the minimum number of glomeruli necessary to avoid ORNs misclassification, namely to avoid the convergence to the same glomerulus of ORNs carrying different kinds of receptors.
Then there occur professional mistakes, and I feel this [discharge arrangements] is really good at preventing this kind of thing [professional mistakes] from happening.' (Nurse, Hospital B) The nurse connected the discharge arrangements to the core of their professional practice, namely to avoid mistakes.
That convention likewise provides reason for conformity only given an appropriate desire: namely, desire to avoid a collision.
So if we limit the debate to the real subject at hand -- namely how to avoid a massive fiscal contraction next year when all the Bush tax cuts expire, President Obama holds a very strong hand.
"If it's their own misfortune, however, it's a different story". Koizumi's other option--namely, to avoid the fight and forget his campaign promises--would subject him to dismissal as yet another flash in the pan who betrayed people's hopes.
Instead astronauts fly mostly to avoid a negative: namely, seeing space exploration "dominated by the vehicles and astronauts of other nations".
The paper presents a method how to avoid a drawback of supported liquid-phase catalysts (SLPC), namely the vapourisation of the solvent of the catalyst.
