In a way, Spinoza's metaphysical system, contained in the Ethics, can be regarded as drawing aspects of medieval Aristotelianism to their logical conclusions, a step that most Jewish (and Christian and Muslim) thinkers were unwilling to take, owing to their theological conservatism.
Logarithmic discretization is taken owing to its radial nature.
One patient had to withdraw from the study before samples being taken, owing to removal of their central venous catheter.
While conditions for revolutionary change were thus present, the particular direction that Cuba took owed much to the idiosyncratic genius of Fidel Castro, who, after ousting Batista at the beginning of 1959, proceeded by stages to turn the island into the hemisphere's first communist state, in close alliance with the Soviet Union.
Not taking owed time off from work was, and still seems to be, promotion-worthy behavior.
That these opportunities are not taken owes much to the failure to assess the problems adequately, and to recognise the humanitarian and financial costs of acting too late.
In engineering and architecture Egyptians took an early lead, owing largely to the stress they laid on the construction of such elaborate monuments as vast pyramids and temples of granite and sandstone.
This model considers that the moving grain boundaries and the outer surface of cylindrical pores remain in contact during grain growth and that energy dissipation takes place owing to the fact that the grain boundary is moving relative to the porosity.
Visible local enhancement of signal of the RHEED patterns takes place owing to overlapping of Kikuchi lines.
Dark, cold molecular clouds, within which all star formation takes place, owe their existence to dust.
