Only a few of these will be conducive to life, the anthropic argument goes, but it is no more surprise to find ourselves in one of them than it is to find ourselves on the moist warm Earth rather than on Pluto.
"We do not believe this move will be conducive to resolving the Korean peninsula nuclear issue or to maintaining peace and stability on the peninsula," Lu told a daily news briefing in Beijing.
Note that in this context any amount of uncertainty in expectations, or possibility of trembling hands, will be conducive to cooperation, at least for awhile.
"Circuit breaker in both directions will be conducive to curbing excessive transactions and reining in market fluctuations," the draft from the securities regulator said.
Dr Charles Kingsland, a spokesman for Britain's Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, said: "There are questions about how the physiological changes in the uterus will affect the mother and whether the transplanted uterus will be conducive to a growing baby".
But the government has appeared indecisive while trying to find a formula to ease the discontent ahead of the World Cup football championship in several Brazilian cities next summer – venues many believe will be conducive to more protests.
Chinese players believe their President's love of the sport will be conducive to future success, with their national team having only made the Word Cup once in 2002.
In book five of Vitruvius's De architectura (c. 15 bce)—the oldest treatise on theatre architecture in the West architects are admonished to take great care to select a site that will be conducive to good acoustics and will be healthy for the audience.
Both sides will be conducive to the enhancement of intrinsic hydrophobic surface.
Alternatively, an advanced TiBN coating with enhanced resistance to oxidation must be developed, which will be conducive to its application for aluminium extrusion dies.
