It is when the emphasis shifts to exploring character and theme, and "The Lost Books of the Odyssey" engages more substantively with its source material, that the novel achieves real emotional resonance.
For such a system to be effective, it would be important that, first, the bonus is sufficiently high to substantively affect employers' incentives and workers' material situation (albeit without totally discouraging hiring).
In doing so, it contributes theoretically to conversations about the role of materials in economic politics and substantively to an optimistic vision of the future of food.
These form part of the trial materials and we will request details of where the prescribed treatment differs substantively from the standardised protocols.
As we shall argue, fairness considerations are both procedurally and substantively important: there is a need for fair decision-making processes, as well as equitable distributions of scarce human and material resources.
The major constituents also substantively differ according to nearby activities, landscape features (e.g., desert sands, soil), and local vegetation cover and include metals, crustal material (e.g., silicon, calcium, other natural elements), and bioaerosols (e.g., pollen, endotoxin) (Brook et al. 2010; Brunekreef and Forsberg 2005).
And substantively at times".
"Substantively, the bill is abysmal.
This makes little sense, substantively.
Ideologically and substantively, it is centrist.
