The fact that we can describe the motions of the world using Newtonian mechanics tells us nothing about the world. |
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Critics usually describe Hemingway's style as simple, spare, and journalistic. |
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He doesn't describe himself as a magician, a sorcerer, a psychic or indeed any of the labels that carry occult baggage. |
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It is therefore important that researchers both describe their methodology accurately and validate it using independent data. |
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Ask Americans today to define marriage, and they are likely to describe it as a private intimate relationship between two soulmates. |
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And it is this disdain for the other kind of ambition that has led observers to describe him as unserious. |
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Maybe there is some connection here, but its very odd to describe anyone as motivated by veniality. |
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The Notice of Voidance shall specify the cause for the voidance and describe the facts in support of the cause. |
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My sisters and I understood very little of the unspeakable reality he sought to describe. |
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I think back to the pastors and mentors who have made the most impact in my life and I would describe them as spiritual people. |
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The report can accurately describe violative conduct without resorting to personal assaults. |
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Potential mechanisms and clinical vignettes are included to describe the systemic processes that occur with trauma couples. |
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Yes, weak, that was the only word Adam could think of to describe what this strong, bullheaded teenager looked like at that particular moment. |
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Another week, they watch a bird for 5 minutes or so and describe its doings. |
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How would you describe the feeling when you were dancing at your best or dancing your favorite roles? |
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In fact, it would be fair to describe her as unromantic in her attitudes to love, marriage and compatibility. |
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In my view, it would be illogical and incorrect to describe these two buildings as a house. |
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It's almost impossible to describe their unforced exactness, their unrushed economy. |
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We describe the classification of del Pezzo surfaces of Picard rank one with smoothable quotient singularities. |
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If someone made me describe this wonderful view, I would be struck speechless with the beauty of it all. |
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On the presidential campaign trail, though, it might be more accurate to describe him as needfully verbose. |
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He contended that bracketing enables one to objectively describe the phenomena under study. |
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In Thailand, our Hindu tradition is called Brahmanism, after the Brahmanas, the second book of the Vedas which describe ritual worship. |
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There's nothing wrong with a big Mac but you'd hardly describe it as brain food. |
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Asked to describe Armenian music, Montreal singer Lousnak sums it up in a single word. |
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I think it is bad for Chardonnay and it is bad for the wine industry to use that term to describe a part of the political spectrum. |
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Make sure your office staff bubbles with personality and that they always describe the studio in positive terms. |
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It is a seed of hope within what you rightly describe as a society based upon violence. |
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The three papers below describe the verbal overshadowing effect in more detail. |
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An intermediate approach was developed to describe colonial forms of Bryozoa generated through iteration of second-order modular units. |
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I'll not describe that one, either, except to say it was like a dam bursting. |
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To describe the restaurant's service it's worth reading the review of our guest-fan. |
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Former staff describe a rude breadhead who siphons off the profits rather than paying his team their worth. |
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The words spartan and bare did not even begin to describe the place Taro called home. |
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Each person had five minutes to describe the job he or she was seeking and solicit relevant contacts from others. |
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How is it reasonable to describe a neurochemist or behavioural psychologist's work as any more mechanistic than that? |
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You describe yourself as an isolated, solitary kid, and then you moved into writing, which is often a solitary profession. |
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They need to learn where each beer is brewed, and be able to describe the flavors of each one in one sentence. |
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The authors discuss e-mail, news groups, discussion lists, netiquette, and briefly describe the hardware and software necessary to get on to the Net. |
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Studies of other treatments, such as reflexology and naturopathy, also describe different types of talking and listening that are dependent on the underlying theory. |
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Advocates often describe a zero-sum game, in which more of one inevitably means less of the other. |
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The authors describe an adverse localized cutaneous reaction caused by the injection of disodium clodronate, histologically presenting as a necrobiotic palisading granuloma. |
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We describe a case of intussusception of the terminal ileum, accompanied by necrotizing lymphadenitis with extensive infarction in a 4-year-old child with thalassemia major. |
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If you aren't fortunate enough to know, then it's hard to describe the way that nature can calm the soul, especially when you can afford the time for total immersion. |
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Such gob-smacking simplicity should be easy to describe to you, the reader, using the conventional comparisons and soundalikes, but this single isn't quite like anything. |
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Best friends can often describe the moment when they platonically fell in love with each other. |
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There is another aspect of Arcady that is more difficult to describe, but which owes primarily to the disarming simplicity of the book's lexicon and spareness of its phrasing. |
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They describe the nature of clonal habitat specialization in this species. |
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Differential equations describe the relationship of causality. |
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When teaching students, I describe the processes of spermatogenesis, ovulation and fertilisation as a continuum with implantation and early pregnancy development. |
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The bulk of the book is spread over chapters seven to 11, which take almost 100 pages to describe medical privacy laws and issues in 51 countries. |
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The popularity of this model of imitation is reflected in the various metaphors that Renaissance and Baroque authors generated to describe the process. |
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And whichever names you dress it up with or rationales used to justify it, it's a fancy way to describe putting more of the tax burden on middle income earners. |
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There isn't a word in the English vocabulary to describe her. |
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The first time Dr. Sisley listened to a veteran with PTSD describe self-medicating with weed, she ignored him. |
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The patterns found by the scientists are power laws, which describe mathematical relationships between the frequency of large and small events. |
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Because phenotypes describe differences in individuals, they should have relevance to clinically meaningful outcomes. |
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Classical phenomenologists describe an experience, interpret it, and analyze it. |
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The three-day congress shed light on aACAyDiabesity', a portmanteau word to describe the epidemic of diabetes and obesity occurring together. |
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We describe a case of acinic cell carcinoma of the posterior wall of the pharynx in a 21-year-old woman. |
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Attempts have been made to describe the partial ionic character of covalent bonds on the basis of relative electronegativity of atoms. |
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In this article we describe 5 rare cases of mumps-associated pharyngolaryngeal edema. |
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Whereas the latter two describe a durative expectation, surprise is a momentary feeling. |
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Police describe her as a heavyset woman in her 20s, wearing a ski jacket and sneakers. |
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We describe the clinical aspects of pandemic 2009 virus infection in children who developed spontaneous pneumomediastinum or plastic bronchitis. |
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Husler coined the term dysostosis multiplex to describe the skeletal findings. |
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I may just describe myself on the census as English Scouser, but never Plastic Paddy. |
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Johan Feenstra of Philips Research in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, describe a new type of e-paper pixel. |
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To describe the vegetation, we used the Braun-Blanquet phytosociological method, as recommended by Rejmankova et al. |
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Then we describe the processing of medical reports that were collected to help the creation of domain-specific language models. |
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Stephan of the University of Windsor in Ontario and his colleagues describe a metalfree compound, called phosphonium borate, that does both. |
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As I am not a student of petrology or geology, I am not able to describe the land in scientific terms. |
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The effector extremity of such mechanism may describe any curve in the evolution domain of the mechanism. |
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Pescatarian is used to describe those who abstain from eating all meat and animal flesh with the exception of fish. |
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Three chapters describe distinguisher attacks on RC4, WEP protocol attacks, and fault attacks. |
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Hibernacle is a boffin's word to describe a place where an animal hibernates but it can also mean a winter retreat for humans. |
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We describe an individual with mild intellectual disability, pervasive developmental disorder, and childhood-onset epilepsy with primary generalized seizures. |
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The first one, the so-called hedonic regression analysis, explains the price of an asset by a set of quality variables that describe the characteristics of that asset. |
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Fortunately this issue of the Journal of Acute Care Physical Therapy contains a spectrum of types of evidence that describe quality in physical therapy. |
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Shalom, the Hebrew word for peace, and the New Testament Greek eirene each describe something quite like a condition of comprehensive righteousness in a community. |
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We describe the first systemic infection by Weissella confusa in a mona monkey on the basis of microbiologic, molecular genetic, and histologic data. |
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In the March 11 NATURE, they describe shrimp with chalky-white eyes, indicating degraded photopigments, at two fields of hydrothermal vents on the Atlantic seabed. |
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Plus size is no longer a term used to describe clothing typically not available in standard boutiques or in smaller separate sections in major retailers. |
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Scientists have identified two brain regions that act as an interface between odor and language, helping guide word choices to describe what the nose smells. |
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Second, we describe the structure of the Embayment based on published accounts of the exposed and sub-surface geology, and our own field observations. |
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We then go on to describe a number of challenges that have been encountered in the PHO development process that may have relevance for other providers. |
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Irish president Michael D Higgins attended along with taoiseach Enda Kenny, who had said it would take Heaney himself to describe the depth of loss Ireland felt. |
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He talks about specialist subjects, the best thing about working for the BBC, and the 'most annoying' Egghead How would you describe your new series, revenge of the egghead? |
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