That might let people see instructions on what buttons they should be pressing, for instance, or give people on the ground the ability to see from an astronauts perspective.
The most pressing such instance currently is the tragedy of ex-Yugoslavia, where people not only seem incapable of forgetting the past but hardly seem capable of thinking about anything else.
In the laptop, for instance, pressing harder works like a right click and allows users to open addresses in maps.
Tapper tried repeatedly to elicit some details, pressing Trump, for instance, on the millions of undocumented immigrants without criminal records who would remain.
At this second stage, a deliberative comparison is conducted by comparing both the task relevant and irrelevant features of the object, and this process will be impaired if the irrelevant feature changes by, for instance, pressing the wrong response button.
For instance, pressing down harder can help to mute the sound more, so that you don't hear the pitch.
Senator Charles E. Schumer of New York, for instance, is pressing to limit arms sales to the kingdom.
Mr. De La Torre's cooperative, for instance, after pressing 2,600 tons of virgin olive oil a year, is left with almost 10,000 tons of crushed olive skin and pulp.
Although the bishops note that the denomination recently set aside $3 million for helping the poor, the letter calls for Lutherans to do more -- working for improvements in local schools, for instance, and pressing for affordable health care to those who lack it.
As noted above, the overarching methodological concern of the distributive justice literature must be, in the first instance, the pressing choice of how the benefits and burdens of economic activity should be distributed, rather than the mere uncovering of abstract truth.
