The batsman who walks, without recourse to technology, is now close to being regarded as a conscientious objector.
Here, we use the term super-domestication to refer to the processes that lead to a domesticate with dramatically increased yield that could not be selected in natural environments from naturally occurring variation without recourse to new technologies.
Don't you think you will need to modernize the khadi production and take recourse to modern technology to realize your grand dreams and plans?
His biggest grievance is that major football matches continue to be settled without recourse to video review technology.
The situation warrants recourse to newer, easy, practical technologies that can provide acceleration, reliability and directionality to the breeding efforts, and allow characterization of cultivated/secondary genepool for proper utilization of the available germplasm in genetic improvement programs.
The author examines examples from contemporary media and academic literature to identify five indicative concepts that specialist and non-specialist managers should acknowledge in developing effective anti-piracy strategies: changing consumer expectations, the negative impact of legal recourse, the pervasiveness of new technology, the de facto stalemate of piracy, and the importance of networks.
It's not as if there's some other mysterious force that maintains Twitter's API platform, and now poor ol' Twitter is forced to shut down old technology because there's simply no other recourse.
The global-warming response plan of Mr. Gore would save the planet without recourse to nuclear and hydroelectric energy, the only available nonemitting industrial-strength energy technologies.
He recommends throughout All That Is Solid Melts Into Air that the Faust legend is read dialectically, as a story about the need to have recourse to the "dark side", to the infernal arts of industrialisation and technology.
Hasn't modern audio technology advanced to the point where a singer's voice can be captured without recourse to a microphone the size and shape of a First World War hand grenade?
