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We also highlight how, through a process of removing, adding and/or de-emphasising explanatory factors, causation accounts could be used as "resources" to justify or enable present treatment choices.
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The device is part of a network that can communicate container conditions through port activity from the earliest stage, called stuffing (container loading), to lifting the container onto the ship by crane, unloading in the receiving port and all through the process of removing the contents from the container.
The first goes through without a hitch, but the second person triggers the detector and goes through the tedious process of removing his jewellery and emptying everything from coins to chewing gum from his pockets.
Besides, hives maintained by beekeepers are less dangerous than wild hives; beekeepers effectively tame hives through re-queening — the process of removing an aggressive queen and manually adding a docile queen.
Less than two years after he took over, progress had slowed so much that the board had to go through the highly disruptive process of removing both him and his mentor.
Streamlining is the process of removing information as a message moves through communication channels.
Enjoy the painstaking process of removing half a teaspoon of flesh from your catch.
Indeed, the process of removing dose-sensitive genes may be continuing through pseudogenisation of duplicates such as a dihydrolipoamide dehydrogenase (20: Tb920.8.7380).
The New Yorker, April 26 , 1993P. 120 SHOUTS AND MURMURS about the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, buying Nevada's Pleistocene water (fossil water) through a process of drilling its saturated valleys, removing the fossil water to a central place, and then pumping it on to the south.
By John McPhee The New Yorker, April 26 , 1993P. 120 SHOUTS AND MURMURS about the city of Las Vegas, Nevada, buying Nevada's Pleistocene water (fossil water) through a process of drilling its saturated valleys, removing the fossil water to a central place, and then pumping it on to the south.
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