Indeed, it seems impossible to speak comprehensively about the output of genomics sequencing machines without the use (wittingly or unwittingly) of metaphors.
In the pilot, Chris and Sylvère (played by Griffin Dunne as an affable, boyish older man) have no sooner arrived in Marfa from their home in New York than she learns that her movie, which was supposed to screen at the Venice Film Festival, has been pulled after she wittingly used a song without obtaining the rights.
Charities of all types are wittingly and unwittingly being used in tax shelter schemes that cost the government billions of dollars in lost revenue, the tax commissioner, Mark W. Everson, said on Tuesday in a Senate hearing.
We wittingly have not grouped the methods based on the used type of prior knowledge.
Far from shining a light on the nation's dire human rights record, they say that tourists unwittingly – wittingly in some cases – serve as propaganda tools for the regime, with their presence used to highlight foreign support for the Kim government.
In addition to demanding responsible, accurate reporting during the disaster, we must also push them to report about the way forward and not, wittingly or not, use the same headlines and narratives for each disaster.
Using "periculum," the Latin word for dangerous, the artist wittingly augments the formal scientific name of the garden pea.
We now have proof that the NSA both wittingly and unwittingly breaks that law on average of 7.6 times per day, using leaked 2012 numbers.
In this fashion, "Hoop Roots," beyond embracing basketball primarily as it is played for pure pleasure in playgrounds and schoolyards, uses the game as a catalyst for outrage at the never-ending pain of being the target, wittingly or otherwise, of a historically discriminatory nation.
History is rich with examples of kings who, wittingly or unwittingly, lose sight of their ministerial position and wield secular authority in their own interests, cruelly using the land and church for their own gain.
