The plans are sent to spinal cord neurons that have direct access to muscles.
All these are skills that have direct relevance to playing the piano".
The West should also have been working with nations that have direct influence in Zimbabwe.
Leaving these decisions to European technocrats means that we effectively hand over control of our society to the corporate lobbies that have direct access to those technocrats.
Now, nongovernmental organizations are responding in kind -- building links with intergovernmental organizations or multinational corporations that have direct aid programs, thus circumventing national governments.
It includes the formulation of moral rules that have direct implications for what human actions, institutions, and ways of life should be like.
This basso continuo thrums along, modulating doctors' actions and perceptions, while we make a steady stream of conscious medical decisions that have direct consequences for our patients.
The terrestrial species that have direct development have been able to free themselves entirely from reliance on standing or flowing water.
The once largely moderate and secular Syrian Free Army has been progressively displaced by better-organised and better-funded jihadist groups that have direct links with al-Qaeda.
Second are what industry analysts call pure-play A.S.P.'s -- companies that have direct contact with the business customers and that manage and oversee the process of moving businesses' software to remote sites.
The US Department of Homeland Security is expected to call for tighter security, possibly as soon as Friday, at certain foreign airports that have direct flights to the United States, ABC News reported, citing aviation and government officials.
