Erasmus Darwin, a grandfather of Charles Darwin, observed in 1794 that staring at a small piece of scarlet silk on white paper for a long time — thereby minimizing (though not stopping) his eye movements — made it grow fainter in color, until it seemed to vanish.
Multiple incongruous analogies are given, the idea being that a minimal content of the doctrine is thereby expressed, though we remain unable to convert the non-literal claims to literal ones, and may even be unable to express in what respects the analogies do and don't fit.
Further, visual inspection of figure 3 does suggest that the ability to acclimate to another temperature does diminish with longer exposure to a given temperature and thereby age, though this tendency is statistically not supported.
At his recital in the Great Performers series at Alice Tully Hall on Sunday afternoon, his performances were beautifully composed and thereby gripping, even though, or because, there was nothing attention-grabbing in them.
"In some cases, budget excess from higher oil prices can feed through quite quickly to the banking system in the form of deposits, thereby easing liquidity, though this is not systematic".
But maximalism is not thereby compromised: even though disjunctive and conjunctive truths lack specific truth-makers of their own, they're still made true by the truth-makers of the basic claims from which they're compounded by the logical operations of disjunction and conjunction.
Ironing it after you make your selection allows you to focus your efforts on one specific patch of fabric, though, thereby saving time.
"The deputy director gave in to the threat," Honderich says, "thereby dishonouring the charity," though Oxfam argued it could not benefit from certain opinions in the book.
He held back an influx of Kenyan Asians holding British passports, though he thereby pandered shamelessly to the prejudices of Labour's working-class base.
So while other Asian nations accumulate dollars to keep their currencies from rising, Vietnam has been shedding dollars to keep the dong from falling and thereby worsening inflation, even though letting the dong depreciate freely would make its exports even cheaper.
