He leaves the keys in the ignition of his 4x4, the doors open, valuables on show.
Operators have high hopes that convergence will open up valuable new markets, but that seems unlikely.
Similarly, Asean's willingness to play a lead role could open up valuable channels for international aid into the country.
Not only are they gateways to understanding consciousness itself, they also – alone or as aids to psychotherapy – open up valuable new avenues of treatment for many human ills, including depression, cluster headaches, anxiety, addiction and post-traumatic stress disorder.
There are still plenty of off-the-record discussions — an important part of Davos — and attendees still get the privacy they need to have frank, open and valuable discussions and negotiations.
Heuristics need not explain or capture everything: their epistemic importance lies in their ability to open up valuable lines of inquiry.
Doctors continued to employ focused and focused open questions, valuable skills, particularly at the beginning of an interview, to enable collection of more reliable information and to help identify patient concerns.
Second, the authors argue that the TOL can be understood as a heuristic tool, that is to say a concept that is not to be evaluated as true/false with respect to its correspondence to nature, but that is useful to the practice of science in at least two ways: as a conventional framework for classifying organisms or species, and as a means to "open up valuable lines of inquiry".
Mr. Viniar's departure also opens a valuable spot in the partnership pool.
Gilman opens a valuable conversation about the cultural history of obesity that examines how we have come to understand -- and misunderstand -- the condition.
