But Williams, in reducing the elements of his story to nothing more than close attention to events, has produced something timeless and great.
He said his company had tinkered with its own rose scent several years ago, adding more of the Antibes rose ("a true rose scent," he said), and reducing the elements of lilac and white flowers.
The challenge is to build on facilitating factors, while reducing the elements of accreditation that do not contribute to its impact.
By reducing the elements of capacity to components that can be evaluated using neuroimaging, we argue that a decisionally capable yet behaviorally nonresponsive patient may demonstrate decision making capacity through neuroimaging.
However, letting the rich opt out will reduce the element of cross-subsidy essential in any health system, and make it less progressive.
Regulators are also barred from inspecting buses in the middle of a scheduled trip, which can reduce the element of surprise.
"Eurogames", as they are known, are notable for their relatively gentle themes (farming, landscape-building, dock-working), the fact that they reduce the element of luck and – most importantly – the way they ensure no player is eliminated before the end.
A political green-light to implement Cold Start, fraught as it is with potential nuclear consequences, would involve a highly opaque decision-making process and would likely necessitate broad political consensus, a factor that could prolong the time between a precipitating event such as a Pakistan-linked terror attack and Cold Start deployment (which in turn could reduce the element of surprise).
It is also recommended that measurements are made in duplicate in each subject to reduce the element of variability further.
Police could of course still pay for sex (like anyone else), but it would reduce the element of coercion that inevitably exists when a police officer detains a sex worker who has only one thing to offer in exchange for not getting arrested and prosecuted.
