Judith Jarvis Thomson, in her seminal article on abortion (1971), offers science-fiction-like analogies that serve as ways for men and women alike to imagine themselves in the position of women who are considering the moral status of abortion in cases of rape, when the mother's life is at stake, and when contraception has failed.
The first is to serve as way for businesses to host a discussion forum to communicate with customers.
In this scenario, cortical hub regions, that are central regions highly connected with other areas of the brain, play a fundamental role in serving as way stations for network traffic.
"Right now, the 'cool' cities are serving as way stations for the small number of adventurous young people who are willing to move in a down economy.
The shelters serve as way stations for the youngsters while the refugee office and caseworkers look for potential sponsors — usually adult relatives — they can live with as they await immigration hearings.
The focus of that effort, he said, is on regional hubs likely to serve as way stations for tainted funds.
She explained that 13 online sites devoted to women will serve as way stations for Oxygen, sharing useful information, allowing viewers to interact with the network's shows and, significantly, to offer opinions and information to Oxygen executives.
The idea that L1s serve as way stations for Xist spread presupposes that at least some part of the L1 sequence is conserved within species.
Initially received with much skepticism, the first trans-Eurasian rail routes went into regular service in 2012, primarily serving as a way for Western electronics manufacturers to get their products to Europe.
In some ways, the case was meant to serve as a way for Iceland to hold its leaders to account and then move on.
Whether or not Bloomberg View is perceived as a promotional vehicle for Mayor Bloomberg, the page does serve as another way for Bloomberg News to exert its influence.
