Communicative perspectives on design are thereby defended and new avenues of empirical enquiry are proposed.
The task to find the limits and thereby defend fundamental rights of freedom rests with the individual.
In other words, there is a division of labour and the interruption of its technical directionality, characterized by less contact with the oral cavity of the patient on the part of the OHT, which thereby defends entrenched interests.
Red Bull decided against using team orders, giving both of its drivers an equal chance to win the title, and thereby forcing Ferrari into defending itself against two Red Bull drivers in Abu Dhabi.
In capuchins (Cebus capucinus), food calls are thought to provide ecological benefits, functioning to announce food ownership and a willingness to defend, thereby resulting in reducing foraging competition from others [46].
A similar mechanism has been described in aphids, which produce a sticky secretion causing the defending aphid to adhere to the predator, thereby immobilizing it (Uematsu et al. 2010).
James insists that in defending the "lawfulness of voluntarily adopted faith" he is not thereby opening the door to what he calls "patent superstition" (2, 29).
"This would force the Saudi family to defend it, thereby losing its own legitimacy in the eyes of Muslims," Suri writes.
This ability permitted the Allies to assault poorly defended sectors, thereby achieving operational surprise and, in some cases, even tactical surprise.
There is, perhaps, some cost to ordinary ways of talking, but a cost that is nonetheless worth paying for the simplicity it affords namely, our thereby being able to defend classical logic with what Quine describes as its "sweet simplicity".
