The audience consumes rather than participates, foregoing any form of empathetic experience in favour of bland ingestion (and usually faithfully documented by the cancerous presence of a thousand camera phones held aloft).
With this perspective in mind, I propose to rethink the 1945 "surrender broadcast" in terms of continuity, rather than rupture, with foregoing relations of voice, media, and state power in Japan.
When its competitor, MCA, plunged into TV production in the '50s, a move that would eventually lead to unrelenting scrutiny from the Justice Department, Morris hung back, foregoing the immediate profits TV offered rather than facing the government's wrath.
Even the foregoing activities that are only restricted, rather than prohibited, may be subject to limitations imposed by law.
But for the foregoing reasons, academia's emphasis on the risks of human, rather than environmental, genetic engineering mean their heads are in the right place.
However, the foregoing instruments focus predominantly on the symptoms or outcomes associated with SUD, rather than exposure to substances.
Second, in the foregoing discussion we will tend to frame our findings in the context of essentially physiological rather than pathological processes, even though we have no direct evidence to refute the possibility that evoked LFP activities are related to the parkinsonian state.
Nevertheless, the foregoing analysis suggests that many unsuccessful translation trajectories are a product of efficient, moral and rational research efforts rather than inattention to experimental design.
Rather than going stiff".
