Yet, despite these severe limitations, his greatness is incontrovertible, and, regarded solely as a work of art, the status of his History remains unassailed.
At the time of Liebig's proposal, bases were still regarded solely as substances that neutralized acids with the production of salts, and nothing was known about the constitutional features of bases that enabled them to do this.
Reflecting on this, he sensed that a camera, especially one equipped with a powerful flash gun, need not be regarded solely as a device for taking pictures, and he began to see the commercial possibilities in playing up his camera and forgetting about the public circulation of its dubious product.
Outside Arabic and the Southwest Semitic languages, the sound method of plural formation predominates, though residual traces in the remaining Semitic languages, as in Syriac ḥemrā, plural of ḥəmārā 'donkey,' suggest that broken plurals cannot be regarded solely as a peculiarity of the languages of the southern area.
Emphasizing the individuality of the independent organism limits the functions of immunity, which when regarded solely in terms of defense omits the other half of the ledger, i.e., the organism's co-operative intercourse with the environment.
On the one hand, if the something for which a reason is provided is regarded solely as a possible thing, then 'reason' stands to account for why that thing (as a possible thing) is the possible thing that it is.
In reality, these are mostly forms of intervention that are local in terms of destination and interest, and often regard solely the design of public spaces, in relatively homogeneous contexts.
Thus, if the purely clinical perspective is taken, regarding solely the need to detect large PTXs requiring intervention, there were no such cases missed, and the detection of lung sliding at the lung apices was reassuring that no large PTX was present in these patients.
One reason for the significant increase in the number of abolitionist states was that the abolition movement was successful in making capital punishment an international human rights issue, whereas formerly it had been regarded as solely an internal matter for the countries concerned.
Indeed, Sonnet 20 seems to deny that possibility by insisting that Nature's having equipped the friend with "one thing to my purpose nothing"—that is, a penis means that physical sex must be regarded as solely in the province of the friend's relationship with women: "But since she [Nature] pricked thee out for women's pleasure, / Mine be thy love and thy love's use their treasure".
But the educational system must not be regarded as solely a production line for a competitive labour force.
