On the one hand, the recourse to tools from the history of mathematics (e.g., counting sticks; different kinds of abaci; reproduction of ancient mechanical calculators) may be effective to foster learning of WNA with explicit reference to the local culture.
Central banks in the developed economies faced a frightening collapse in output and soaring unemployment without recourse to the tool that had been the mainstay of monetary policy-making for a generation.Central banks were not entirely unprepared for this challenge.
In past economic cycles, central banks had no need for recourse to unconventional tools such as negative interest rates and quantitative easing.
Urban planning does not owe its current disrepute to the introduction of public private integrated planning itself, but to the excessive recourse to such tools as Programme agreements, nowadays adopted as variations at all land and urban planning levels.
But the villagers and local officials vowed to pursue a tool of recourse deeply ingrained in American life: the lawsuit.
Consequently, pressure has been put on researchers and engineers to make recourse to all available tools to improve such efficiency.
To exorcise the associations of that jarring half-rhyme, Cameron had recourse to the whole rhetorical tool kit — anaphora, antithesis, tricolon, and the rest.
The difference, then, could reside in the consent process itself, which could include more complete explanations and the recourse to additional decision-making tools during the consent process [ 16].
It is a department discipline tool that has no recourse and no court of appeals.
Simulation of detector operation can be a valuable tool in optimizing design before recourse to cutting metal, and, if successful, can significantly reduce the requirement for design iteration.
