This paper is designed purely to address the advancement in experimental characterisation of 3D woven composites, but not the modelling aspect as it has been previously reviewed by Ansar et al. (Ansar et al. 2011).
We argue that intersectionality provides a strong analytical tool for an integrated understanding of health inequalities beyond the purely socioeconomic by addressing the multiple layers of privilege and disadvantage, including race, migration and ethnicity, gender and sexuality.
Finally, there are generalized quantum approaches addressing purely mental (psychological) phenomena using formal features also employed in quantum theory, such as non-commuting operations or non-Boolean logic, but without involving the full-fledged framework of quantum mechanics or quantum field theory.
Twomey said the body would be the answer to people who see Indigenous recognition as purely symbolic and not addressing issues such as health, education welfare, jobs and housing.
He could, in his caretaker role, have concentrated purely and simply on addressing England's problems on the pitch – and there were a few of those, as we know.
As for the supposed blacklist, the lawyers added, as if addressing a purely philosophical problem, "If such a list exists, and if Robins is on it, Zwirner did not put him there and cannot take him off".
Purely empirical approaches to addressing this question are unattractive because of the relatively invasive and expensive nature of the research protocols [35].
Stopping nuclear proliferation cannot be addressed purely by conventional diplomacy.
"Stopping nuclear proliferation cannot be addressed purely by conventional diplomacy," he said.
Sir John Sawers "Stopping nuclear proliferation cannot be addressed purely by conventional diplomacy.
