Dubb could certainly be useful and would encourage users to expand their friend group just by virtue of having access to each other's contact information.
In an era in which Lehman Brothers went bankrupt and Bear Stearns had to be rescued in a late-night deal with JPMorgan Chase, it's unclear how a stand-alone Smith Barney-Morgan Stanley brokerage could operate without the security of short-term funding that most commercial banks enjoy by virtue of their access to the Federal Reserve.
In Houellebecq's Islamicized society, men are deemed adults by virtue of their access to income, while women, restricted to the unpaid domestic work of keeping those men fed, clothed and sexually satisfied, are mere children.
The concepts and virtues of open access that seem innately comprehensible to many of us may still seem mysterious and unwieldy to decision-makers at all levels and on all sides of the debate.
It is rightly assumed at the Pentagon that either Russia or China, or both, by virtue of nuclear arsenals, access to space technology and sheer size the buzz-word is "strategic depth"—could emerge as serious regional challengers to the United States after 2020.
To act as a proxy for those who cannot make the decision about this value themselves, whether by virtue of age or lack of access to technology, is irresponsible.
For Cheek, the virtue of Atwater's political access outweighed his actions.
He transformed himself into a ubiquitous icon -- a Zelig of the zeitgeist -- a star by virtue of his proximity, and access, to stars, many of whom he vastly outshone by the time of his death in 1987.
This cohort is at risk of DA toxicity by virtue of their geographic location (access to beaches with a history of elevated DA levels in razor clams) and the cultural and traditional significance of razor clams in their diet.
Of these NAD+ precursors, NR or its phosphorylated NAD+ precursor nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN) might be the therapeutic molecule of choice by virtue of being able to access mitochondria and be converted to NAD+ by mitochondrial-specific enzymes.
