| That was the standard picture, one that gave Europe a pretext for claiming the continent as its own and carving it up into surveyable, exploitable pieces. |
| Each type of wall and ceiling is presented in a surveyable manner. |
| The introduction of new concepts enables a proof to be constructed gradually, thereby making the proofs surveyable. |
| The contextualist concludes that there is nothing compact and surveyable, relative to which natural language sentence types can be said to express determinate propositions. |
| He was born in 1848 to a haute bourgeois family in Paris, and he grew up during the years that the medieval city was being destroyed and a modern one — more sanitary, shopper friendly and police surveyable — was being built. |
| The resources are found in surveyable,parallel zones, and the cultural objects from the first period are intact. |
