Recourse to rules instead of (or in most cases, in addition to) mathematical equations, as suggested in this review previously, is the fundamental way in which the agent-based approach differs from its continuum counterparts.
Instead the recourse is salt, smoke and sourness, each pushed to its extremity.
When I was writing my own smoke-cured novel, The Butt, I went looking for the line to use as a frontispiece quote, but unable to find it had recourse to this one instead: "Who knows, whether, if I had given up smoking, I should really have become the strong perfect man I imagined?
This context undermined the viability of the traditional one-village ethnography; instead, it obliged recourse to a research approach that privileged a cross-regional focus on the socio-spatial configuration of Soqotran pastoralists' lifeworld (see Elie [2012b]).
Moreover, the proposed approach uses a trigonometric expression of desired trajectories that depends on a fifth order polynomial instead of just having recourse to a fifth order polynomial as done for the conventional approaches.
As a recourse, Flick and teammate Lajoie signed instead with the Cleveland Naps, as the Pennsylvania injunction could not be enforced in Ohio.
Instead, we must again have recourse to signs and words and, ultimately, to metaphors" (Jerusalem (1983), p. 66/Gesammelte Schriften 8, pp. 133f).
However, instead of adumbrating revelatory moods, Levinas has recourse to bodily states like fatigue, indolence, and insomnia, in which the gap between self and I is clearest.
He can find no purchase on meaning by replaying favorite passages of music or literature -- the usual recourses of the coma victim -- so he turns instead to buildings, asking a cabby to help him out.
Instead of spending the company's sparse recourses on moderating, they shipped an update to the platform that allows individual users to be appointed as 'community moderators' called Brand Ambassadors.
