There is a primary difference between the material world and the spiritual dimension. |
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However, I note that a leading Canadian authority on aboriginal title stated that one dimension of it is its inalienability. |
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Leigh steers clear of the religious dimension, arguing that abortion is a human moral dilemma, not a religious conundrum. |
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Image resolution is far from being the only dimension of comparison or even the most important one. |
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Programmed and played beats merge with ease and an emergence of acid house squelches and bleeps add new dimension to the sound. |
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A positive skin test was defined as a weal of at least 3 mm in any dimension. |
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Material prosperity and acquisition of wealth add a new dimension to your social standing. |
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The ethical dimension of love consists in the challenge its blind urgency presents to reason. |
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For more than a hundred years, we have added dimension and depth to the lives of campers and staff. |
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Composer Keiichi Suzuki's film score adds an entire other dimension to the action. |
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The fourth dimension is time, shape shifting in fact, and scientists are already working on the next revolution in additive manufacturing. |
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The problem of de Groot concerned compactifications of spaces by means of an adjunction of a set of minimal dimension. |
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Any text, dimension, leader, hatch pattern, block, or attribute can now be defined as annotative. |
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The cosmic goal of righteousness suggests an eschatological dimension to justification. |
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In 1923 he published important work on real and complex algebras of low dimension. |
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The Buddhist belief in rebirth clearly introduces a new dimension to the abortion debate. |
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And if the gift assumes an economic dimension, it is because the gift indebts the receiver. |
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Since the 1990s, ecological anthropology has incorporated a political dimension into ecological analysis. |
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They have inserted a fresh dimension to the top half of the premier league table which is much needed. |
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For this research question, we regressed variables reflecting each youth's level of involvement on each latent dimension on covariate terms. |
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The sport combines elements of surfing on a board with the added dimension of a kite. |
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One dimension of Lent that tends to get pushed to the side is the practice of almsgiving. |
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Board and batten patterns are laid up using standard dimension lumber. |
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It will take some chipping away at, one dimension at a time. |
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The addition of Mozambican vocalist Jaco Maria added a flamboyant dimension to the skilled band with lyrics in Shope, Portuguese, Bitonga, English and Zulu. |
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Underneath, a miniature version of the bug-crazy man is revealed, himself thwacking away in an alternate dimension. |
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The important observation is that in dimension three Al needs five steps, even if we tell it that the vertex antipodal to his first query is not the sink. |
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Once uploaded, resize the image so that the largest dimension is 100 px and then scan it in pixel by pixel the way we scanned during the learning process. |
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For the uninitiated, it is the white French castle that is built over a river with arches that give it such a unique dimension. |
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In the dimension of politics, regionalism is far from being entirely bad. |
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But my lack of care has the dimension of a confession because I feel bad about not caring. |
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The sequence in the alternate dimension had a profound resonance with me, like I'd experienced similar places in dreams but couldn't quite remember the specifics. |
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In 1870 Peirce published, at his own expense, Linear Associative Algebra a classification of all complex associative algebras of dimension less than seven. |
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The frantic and furious beating took on the dimension and character of a collective crew of railroaders pounding spikes in unison on a stretch of track. |
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Gelernter discusses very acutely the religious dimension in America's self-understanding over the centuries, which he believes is still pervasive. |
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You may think the influence of school will add another dimension to create a child who is self-controlled, listens to reason and generally presents very few problems. |
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He also explains that from a higher mathematical vantage point, our dimension would seem less dimensional. |
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The premise involved a detective whose ability to stand on one leg allowed him entry into a bizarre second dimension. |
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If Labour is hoping for a nice, tidy Scottish campaign, where everybody keeps to non-devolved issues and avoids the Scottish dimension, it could be in for a surprise. |
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We use, for instance, traditional Vietnamese instruments that we have sampled, and I think it really adds an nice and interesting dimension to the sound. |
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Another dimension of the French civil religion is secularism, what French call laicite, with its overtones of anticlericalism. |
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Smith's engaging study adds another dimension to an increasingly archipelagic literary landscape. |
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The Spielmann and Klick stores will continue to trade as photo developing shops, adding a new dimension to the Timpson business. |
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The hybrid medium known as Enhanced Compact Disc adds a whole new multimedia dimension to audio CDs, but consumers have been slow to catch on. |
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The spatial dimension of a kainga is defined by its boundaries, so that the nature of boundaries is of considerable interest. |
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In so doing, the bullocky assumes a larger than life dimension and passes into the realm of myth and Australian legend. |
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A simple gum lift would not produce the desired results, as the actual mesiodistal root dimension is deficient. |
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The human dimension in education remains central in our hypertechnological age. |
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The icositetrachoron is the most unique polychoron, because it has no direct analog in any other dimension. |
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It is thought that the soul and angels are devoid of quantity and dimension, and that they have nothing to do with grosser locality. |
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Due to its relatively small dimension, most of Portugal's are former royal residences. |
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Handel kept the trumpets back in reserve throughout the piece right until the end, where they add another triumphal dimension to the finale. |
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The wide private and public use of the European Flag is encouraged to symbolise a European dimension. |
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Over the next century, partly as a result of land surveys, court rulings, and property sales, the change was given practical dimension. |
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Initially confined to Europe, the fighting gradually assumed a global dimension as the political ambitions of the Revolution expanded. |
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Hollywood films with a British dimension have had enormous worldwide commercial success. |
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It also had an ethnic or sectarian dimension, although it was not a religious conflict. |
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The newly empowered middle class also found a new dimension of smoking as a harmless pleasure enjoyed in smoking saloons and libraries. |
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Guido Guinizelli is considered the founder of the Dolce Stil Novo, a school that added a philosophical dimension to traditional love poetry. |
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Spoiled parabolic antennas produce a narrow beam in one dimension and a relatively wide beam in the other. |
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In this way, it is possible to build fractal hypervolumes, whose fractal dimension rises up to three moving towards the equator. |
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Granite has been extensively used as a dimension stone and as flooring tiles in public and commercial buildings and monuments. |
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The Nordic region has a political dimension in the joint official bodies called the Nordic Council and the Nordic Council of Ministers. |
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The ideological dimension, according to Steger, is filled with a range of norms, claims, beliefs, and narratives about the phenomenon itself. |
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This artistic representation of axis mundi opens the mind up to a new visual dimension both energistic and shamanic. |
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Another dimension of the argument Richardson advances against the theory relates to methodology. |
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These words form a catena because they are linked together in the vertical dimension. |
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Even Tract 90, which analysed the 39 Articles, was more concerned with the theological dimension of the issue. |
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Another dimension of the theoretical debate in contract is its place within, and relationship to a wider law of obligations. |
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He argued bigness conflicted with efficiency and added a new dimension to the Efficiency Movement of the Progressive Era. |
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An additional dimension or categorization consists of whether an acquisition is friendly or hostile. |
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Furthermore, according to the existing literature, relevant determinants of firm performance are derived from each dimension of the model. |
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Winter, here, is a dimension of all reality, not one-fourth of the spiritual year's endless recurrings. |
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A quarry is a place from which dimension stone, rock, construction aggregate, riprap, sand, gravel, or slate has been excavated from the ground. |
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Among themselves they communicate by means of what Perry says must be a sixth sense which is cognizant of a fourth dimension. |
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Subplot, a story line enclosed within the principal story to provide relief from the main plot's tension, add character dimension, etc. |
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He occupied a presexual or suprasexual dimension, the Greek aesthetic ideal. |
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In this section we will apply the concept of connectedness in dimension d to study tangencies of algebraic varieties. |
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The exact dimension of the cyst and its distance from the lateral knee joint line and the tibiotalar joint line were marked on the skin. |
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It implies that our model is dual to a doped Mott system in one dimension where umklapp scattering is frozen at zero temperature. |
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To the unbamboozled, the very presence of officially coached, officially subsidized teams from behind the Iron Curtain had a political dimension. |
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In the determination of air-dry and ovendry densities of the calabrian pine, the specimens with a dimension of. |
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For the thin wheels, we found wrapping alength of cloth around the rim gave it the added dimension to work with the hold-down strap. |
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We brought on Amido Balde and he gave us an extra dimension as we decided to play a bit more direct. |
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Preferences were then also scored as being on one end of each dimension or the other, therefore excluding the balanced category. |
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But he's added extra elements to his game and emerged as a quality ballcarrier in the loose which has given the team a new dimension. |
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Attempting to revalorize the cultural dimension in sociocultural phenomena, it especially brings into relief the concept of cultural memory. |
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As perceived by the customer, lead time is the most misunderstood value dimension. |
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In his view, the new trends in the Macedonian historiography are a natural process of revisionism that has no political dimension. |
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But fans spotted the Rocket Man's tum had taken on a new dimension as he faced up to the battle of the bulge. |
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The third dimension is linguistic, but quite unlike the hedonistic liberationism of some American open-field poetics. |
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Once the environment achieves a ludic dimension, we play his game willingly. |
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As with sense 1, this sense can also be used as a static description, but also with a time dimension, with the notion that one level antecedes the other. |
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In fact, it would have been even easier to root for her were it not for the film's insistence on presenting her with little nuance or dimension, or any agreeability. |
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At a time when creation seems to be endangered in so many ways through human activity, we should consciously advert to this dimension of Sunday, too. |
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A touch more depth in dimension with glass substituted for metal weight around the stainless steel watchcase and Moments ensures a very poised silhouette. |
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Like roofless polyhedra, treetopes have a designated base facet such that every face of dimension greater than one intersects the base in more than one point. |
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Wag the Dog emphasizes this political news dimension of the televirtual world and the way it drives and is reflected back through the public's perceptions of reality. |
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The trade name Rochlitz Porphyr is the traditional designation for a dimension stone of Saxony with an architectural history over 1,000 years in Germany. |
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For the dimension organizational behavior, the variables acquisition experience, relative size, and cultural differences were found to be important. |
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It is known that the only finite-dimensional diffeological vector space that admits a diffeologically smooth scalar product is the standard space of appropriate dimension. |
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Appreciable depth probably comes from the shot of chardonnay in the mix but its attractive biscuity dimension is a reflection of the carefully managed ageing process. |
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Sports in Quebec constitutes an essential dimension of Quebec culture. |
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Bowie's songs and stagecraft brought a new dimension to popular music in the early 1970s, strongly influencing both its immediate forms and its subsequent development. |
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Mr Fitt had agreed to enter into talks with Humphrey Atkins, the Secretary of State, which excluded an Irish dimension but was then rebuffed by his party conference. |
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Rugby league was taken into a new dimension by the 1982 Kangaroos side. |
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How can we define this temporal tension, which cannot reasonably be an act of authentification for users, without removing the obvious veracity dimension from the picture? |
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There was a political dimension as well, as accusations of witchcraft were levied against the enemies of Henry VII, who was exerting more and more control over Wales. |
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The fourth, kismetic, dimension is a conceptual umbrella under which all unfortunate incidents are explained as fate or the work of the supernatural. |
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This new film by Walid Salhab brings a new dimension to the project and will play an important role in promoting The Kelpies and the Helix at home and abroad. |
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Of course, the term also carried a cultural dimension to its dual meaning. |
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Sinking divers like the Salmo Bullhead and Hornet add another dimension in minnowbaits, achieving greater depths than possible with floating divers of the same size. |
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The first group, which we term the ethnic dimension, contained the items about birthplace, ancestry, living in Britain, and sharing British customs and traditions. |
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The third dimension referred to anthropocentrism which indicated human dominated his surround environment and other creatures have been created to serve human. |
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