I said that if technology develops the way that even then it seemed it would, over ten years ago, then one of the consequences of these new technologies, which are liberating in many ways—I use them myself all the time, for research, to buy books, to plan holidays one of the consequences will be the extinction of privacy.
Galactic cavities are thought to be created by jets of energy, which are liberated as matter falls into a supermassive black hole.
Nerve cells are secretory, for responses to the nerve impulses that they propagate depend upon the production of chemical transmitter substances, or neurohumors, such as acetylcholine and noradrenaline (norepinephrine), which are liberated at nerve endings in minute amounts and have only a momentary action.
His concerns are mostly with semantics and the philosophy of language, developing a version of inferential role semantics in order to construct accounts of our use of words like 'true' and 'refers to' which are liberated from the 'representationalist' idea that the function of thought and language is 'to provide a transcript of reality'.
In vivo the satellite cells are activated by endogenous factors which are liberated due to postnatal growth or as a consequence of injuries or muscle disease [ 16, 23].
One likely explanation for this discrepancy is that the ferulates which are liberated disproportionally to their abundance will contribute to guaiacyl-lignin products in pyrolysis that will artificially inflate the apparent guaiacyl-lignin content.
Specifically, Py-GC/MS results indicated that the majority of pyrolyzable aromatics from grass lignins are likely p-hydroxycinnamates which are liberated disproportionately to their abundance rather than S, G and H lignin units.
We observe that this conserved a1 signal is present in a greater number of repeated pheromone sequences within the precursor peptide, which are liberated through post-translational processing (Jones and Bennett, 2011), and may suggest greater diffusion of the a1 signal to communicate with cells at a distance of tens of microns (Day, 1976).
You learn that you can do it yourself, which is liberating.
We can now more easily choose when, and when not, to be together, just like other people, which is liberating.
E-mail gives us the ability to say nearly anything, at any length, which is liberating in theory but dangerous in practice.
