IDA is a tool in the true sense of the word.
One tool that Stevenson will not use to clarify ethical language is the tool of definition, at least in the sense of 'definition' that implies "finding synonym for synonym," since he thinks that ethical terms, due to their emotive meanings, are indefinable in this sense (1944, 82).
This special issue is devoted to "program transformation" in the sense of tool-supported adaptation of software systems.
Thus we find Leibowitz arguing not only historically, but also in the sense of using the tools of rational philosophical discourse to trace the implications of certain positions to their logical conclusions.
Yet all the tools and paraphernalia made war seem more theatrical, too, not in the sense of being fake, but in the drama, the magnetism.
Not only in the sense of a charitable organization, but also as a tool for advocacy.
Spectral analysis in the sense of Hendy and Penny [ 52] is a tool that visualizes the treeness of data and the amount of conflict.
So I don't mean that in the sense of, 'I don't mean this.' What I mean is, the tools of satire should not be confused with the tools of news.
(Independence in the sense of linear algebra).
Szechuan pepper might help neuroscientists by giving them a tool that can create the sense of touch in the lab.
Only later, when birds began to evolve other cognitive skills such as advanced foraging and navigating abilities, and even tool use in some species did the sense of smell become less important, the researchers suggest.
