"The government certainly doesn't want to get into bailing out industries that have been hit in a secondary way, because frankly we've all been hit in a secondary way," Mr. Bixby said.
"Gift cards are being used as a secondary way to save," said Burt P. Flickinger III, managing director of the Strategic Resource Group, a retail consulting firm in New York.
Essentially, this offers a secondary way of collecting characters without having to buy more toy figures – although you will need Trap tokens in each Element to collect them all.
"In many ways," he added, "it's like what the smartphone is to the laptop," implying that it would be a secondary way to watch video, not a primary one.
Perfect happiness, he says, consists in contemplation; but he indicates that the life devoted to practical thought and ethical virtue is happy in a secondary way.
If the non-cognitivist suggests that moral judgments predicate properties in a secondary way (perhaps to handle embedding), the cognitivist relativist can agree.
For example many non-cognitivists hold that moral judgments' primary function is not to express beliefs, though they may express them in a secondary way.
In sum, being is said of God and creature, but according to a different ratio: it is said of God according to the proper and perfect nature of being, but of creatures in a derivative or secondary way.
The episodic nature of the interaction was realized in the early work on analysis of magnetic fields (incidentally associated with aurora, which was mentioned only in a secondary way) of Birkeland (1908), who from his northerly latitude found "polar elementary storms".
Recent evidence is in fact starting to question the exact sequence of events previously described in the 'A β amyloid cascade hypothesis' and suggests that, in fact, A β-mediated toxicity is largely modulated (and not in a secondary way) by tau-dependent processes.
