The breath both coaches and coaxes us into self-reliance, not only for relaxation into sleeping states, but also for profound letting go in superlatively chaotic and awake states.
Prime minister Alexis Tsipras's reliance on taxation has not only infuriated the business community but also lenders worried that the new levies will thwart economic recovery.
After about a decade of trial and error in some cases, chicken companies are showing that raising animals without reliance on antibiotics is not only possible, it's profitable.
Economics' heavy reliance on formal models not only keeps laymen (and their politics) at a distance, but also produces an effect of impersonality and objectivity.
Heavy reliance on subsidies will not only exacerbate rapidly rising water demand, but will also place considerable burden on national budgets as substantial amount of water will have to be supplied by very costly desalination plants.
Third, we demonstrate that the dynamics of wayfinding behavior and beacon system reliance are contingent on not only location relative to an intersection, but also interactions between the user's characteristics (e.g. spatial skills) and environmental experience.
Consequently, the reliance on those markers, not only make the diagnosis of sepsis but also the evaluation of the response to therapy often misleading.
However, reliance on process measures not only meant that it was impossible to demonstrate whether the LCP improved quality of care for patients and families, 10 it may also have contributed to the staff who used it losing sight of the overall goals of care.
"In Lincolnshire, G4S was able to beat off a partnership between Steria and Reliance Security to win the deal, and now faces strong competition not only from Reliance and partners BT and Vanguard but also Capita, among others.
More broadly, though, the environmental costs of continued reliance on fossil fuels are not only real, but the damage is already underway.
