It is said the Vazimba, the earliest inhabitants of Madagascar, submerged their dead in the waters of a designated bog, river, lake or estuary, which was thereby considered sacred for that purpose.
Temperature, pH and oxygen saturation of the cultures were monitored computationally using Crison MultiMeter units; CO2 supply was automatically controlled in dependence of the pH of the medium, which was thereby kept constant within the range between 7.25 and 7.35.
The electrons taken up by the substance reduced are supplied by another substance, which is thereby oxidized.
X rays and gamma rays, for example, impart their energy to "planetary" atomic electrons, which are thereby ejected from their orbits.
Thus, they minimize the logistic and transaction costs which are thereby incurred.
Manure not only affects sorption and precipitation of P, but often contains significant amounts of the element, which is thereby – deliberately or incidentally – added to the land.
In On Signs, in contrast, what phenomena 'conflict' (antipiptein, makhesthai) with, if they do, are empirical generalizations, which are thereby falsified (e.g., §1, xvii 28-xviii 16).
These resources enable one to define, for example, various unary concepts, which are thereby assured of satisfying the Vicious-Circle Principle.
But after a lengthy debate, chemists came to accept that the evidence Proust adduced established the law of constant proportions for compounds, which were thereby distinguished from solutions.
However, if Gegend-stand is the product of an objectifying process, then Rickert suggests that we call that which is thereby objectified and placed 'over and against' Zu-stand, which can be roughly translated as 'state'state
Hume applied this criterion to exclude the idea of necessary connections, which are not observable, from significant causal claims, which were thereby reduced to relations of regular association, spatial contiguity, and temporal succession.
