And that's presumably why Roberts has paid the ultimate price for a mistake most of us occasionally make, namely using the word "women" – or indeed "men" – when the right word is "people".
For instance, the Federal Reserve has promised up to $1 trillion in "quantitative easing," namely, using monetary policy to buy assets other than traditional Treasury securities.
He tells me the scenes they appear in together were realised through old-fashioned tricks, namely using doubles and shooting on two layers.
Of course, the same principle that may make drawing effective — namely, using a diverse range of coordinated brain processes — can also be applied in other ways.
I like the sustainable design underpinning straw bale construction; namely, using local, cheap and abundant natural building materials to make a super-insulated energy-efficient home.
Three points of view are developed and compared (namely, using spectral theory, structure preserving similarities, and factorisation theory).
All developed software and firmware are presented, and validated through a series of experiments on real hardware, namely using a test-bed with TelosB motes running ContikiOS.
In addition, changes can be made to the existing vibrating system to generate best performance under consistent conditions, namely, using the same piezoelectric ceramics.
We compared the CDiCl method to three other methods, namely using the courseware only (CD), using collaborative method only (CL) and using the conventional method.
Namely, using maps, atlases, globes and digital/computer mapping to locate countries and describe features studied, as well as using the eight points of a compass, four-figure grid references, symbols and keys (including the use of Ordnance Survey maps) to build their knowledge of the United Kingdom and the wider world.
Microsoft contends that the penalties should be confined to the specific conduct and products addressed by a United States Court of Appeals, namely using its market power to promote its Internet Explorer browser over Netscape's Navigator and its own version of "polluted" Java, an Internet programming language developed by Sun Microsystems to run on multiple platforms.
