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Probably doable, but it means if your tubes are constructed straight your pylons are going to be buttressed at a ~60° angle.

Cultural norms, buttressed by the appropriate laws (the law is a teacher), are perhaps a better place to focus our efforts and our imagination.

How is this not Quest Diagnostics slipping into Theranos territory, buttressed by a hidden factory of typists?

I read a lot about both evolutionary psych and gender and I've never seen this seriously buttressed.

The syntax of the Australian Constitution sits firmly within British conventions of monarchical behaviour, buttressed by the Acts of Westminster and the Australia Acts.

Along the lines of sprinklers every N feet, walls have to be buttressed no longer than N feet and with Y giant bolts etc...

The college growth sorta has buttressed the rest of the growth, since it pulls in new users as they go to college and retains old users as they graduate.

The #1 belligerent nation on Earth's power is unassailable while buttressed by Europe, Japan, Australia, Canada, South Korea and others, no illuminati necessary.

Scrum might not be perfect for every situation but it's a damn sight better than a swirling miasma of agenda-less quasi-recurring meeting invites buttressed by orphaned Google Docs and Slack threads.

But I think those legal protections, buttressed by lawyers from Disney and Oracle, have gotten out of control and now penalize the people they were supposed to protect.

That if the economy craters, because suddenly population growth isn't buttressed by immigration (legal or illegal), then both social security and welfare rapidly become unfundable, and the poor suffer more than billionaires.

It is not buttressed by metre, rhyme, sense or reason and even as we read it we feel it collapse under the weight of its own absurdity and ineptitude.

Metaphors like "he buttressed the argument" or "she was a rock of Gibralter" are especially powerful because they tap into our kinesthetic memories (ht George Lakoff).

King's legacy is also buttressed by his writings in addition to his actions, Snowden has yet to pen something as eloquent as "Letter from a Birmingham Jail."[^1] Addendum: I just saw the mention of John Brown.

The “post-rigorous” stage, in which one has grown comfortable with all the rigorous foundations of one’s chosen field, and is now ready to revisit and refine one’s pre-rigorous intuition on the subject, but this time with the intuition solidly buttressed by rigorous theory.

This stage usually occupies the later undergraduate and early graduate years." The “post-rigorous” stage, in which one has grown comfortable with all the rigorous foundations of one’s chosen field, and is now ready to revisit and refine one’s pre-rigorous intuition on the subject, but this time with the intuition solidly buttressed by rigorous theory.

Buttressed with lots of people saying that if AI did a thing, then that would be super useful; much less showing of the thing being done or evidence that it's likely to happen soon.