In general, participants preferred methods that resemble already known interaction paradigms, and argued against the need of moving physically.
Among W alloys, Fe-W has seen much attention recently, due to the need of moving toward the design of environmentally friendly materials.
By teaming up, Uber and Bellhops could profit from the many carless students in need of moving help.
These guidelines focused on the need of moving from information to communication, of taking time, talking less, avoiding playing the "number games," and organizing formal meetings (at the third ICU day, on ICU discharge, and for end-of-life situations).
Speaking to this need of moving beyond classically "modern" ideas, in the 1960s Cobb was the first to label Whiteheadian thought as "postmodern".
Aristotle, in his Metaphysics, talked about the Unmoved Mover, the primary force that moves the whole cosmos without the need of moving itself.
The robotic technique prevented the need of moving the patient in and out of the scanner bore for manipulation and imaging of the needle-guide.
The results demonstrated that the MRFL has the capability of capturing both high-magnification and wide-angle views simultaneously through an integrated system, providing adequate details for surgical procedures and large field coverage without the need of moving forward or withdrawing the laparoscope.
On the other hand, stationary ramps are used when there is no need of moving the forklift to another place.
Mr. King also needs a way of moving Jake from Maine to Texas and putting him close to the Oswald family.
