That people on one side of the world can create something that incites violence on the other side of the world.
The idea is that if someone over on one side of a production team needs something (like a segment of code), they should have some kind of intuitive way for finding it rather than having to start an email chain with dozens of people on it.
But despite this lockdown, there is, if not quite a Highland spring, the beginnings of something different: on one side of me, here in Boat of Garten, is the bare, black misery of the Monadhliath mountains; on the other, the great rewilding that is quickly but quietly spreading through the north-west of the Cairngorms national park.
"An indentation on one side of the bricks looks as if something hit into it, and the steel frame that supports the tank is falling apart," Mr. Gorman said.
On one side of the yard, a group of girls were playing something else.
On one side of the debate was the classical economist, who said something like, "In the long run, you can't devalue yourself to prosperity".
The one about the matches conveys something else that at any moment we are on one side of a partition, and we cannot fathom what is on the other side until history and fate take us there.
You can set up a scenario where the child is on one side of this big, swishing river, and she has to build something to get across the river safely to the other side.
In 1923, Sir Francis Walshe, a British neurologist, noticed something interesting while testing the reflexes of patients who were paralyzed on one side of their bodies.
On one side of the paper only.
