In our day-to-day lives as debased and alienated servants of global capital's misery-machine/individuals endowed with free will, most of the drugs we take aren't strictly performance-enhancing.
In lectures, he related Buddhist teachings to basic concepts of psychology rather than use strictly religious language, enhancing their appeal, said Carolyn Rose Gimian, editor of a collection of his writings, "The Essential Chogyam Trungpa" (Shambhala Publications, 1999).
During the design and construction of pre-stressed rock bolts, a certain thickness of bolt cover should be guaranteed and the water cement ratio of the grout should be strictly controlled to enhance the long-term stabilization effect of rock bolts.
The females of group 13 could reveal if the repression ability of a paternally inherited telomeric TP5 element is enhanced by a strictly maternal (i.e., presetting) effect of the H(hsp/ TP5) D transgene, and the females of group 14 could reveal if this ability is enhanced by the combined maternal and zygotic effects of the transgene.
We proposed that if treatment were directed at the level of the phonologic processor, opportunities for naming via a phonological route, as opposed to a strictly whole word route, would be enhanced, thereby improving naming.
Inhibition of CskAS enhanced activation by weak but strictly cognate agonists.
Again, as with the concerto, a viewer could only wonder how the work would fare on strictly musical terms, shorn of its visual aspects (enhanced on the tape by closeups).
It shows that recovery results are still enhanced in this setting, though universality does not strictly hold anymore.
AOAs depended strictly on the sustained engagement of auditory attention and were enhanced in more difficult listening conditions.
This departure from strictly equivalent measures may enhance the meaningfulness of a concept in a particular context but also makes comparisons across contexts more problematic, since important concepts are measured differently.
