Swinburne conceived Hell as being a separation from God, rejecting the notion of eternal physical punishment, and argued that people who had chosen to reject God throughout their lives would continue to do so after death.
Sumner was active in pre-Revolution protests and politics, as he believed a separation from Great Britain was inevitable.
Maykovsky and Rodchenko collaborated on a number of book projects, some of which can be in the show, including Pro eto ("About this," "To Her and to Me"), a poem expressing Mayakovsky's state of mind as he endured a separation from his lover, Lili Brik.
The spires atop the gigantic rectangle of the temple itself were still lit, the three closest to us representing the First Presidency, the battlements surrounding them symbolizing, as the church put it, "a separation from the world".
After lauding The Great Escape, he shifts gears to a more contemporary and international frame by invoking A Separation from Iran as "one of the great films of the decade.
Spatial structuring of models shares general concepts with multi-level modeling as different levels are defined by a separation from each other in a broader sense.
"These sleeping patterns may suggest that there are problems as far as separation from the parents is concerned or difficulties in setting limits.
One of the early members of Alcoholics Anonymous defined ego as "a conscious separation from".
Other stressors are of non-infectious origin such as an abrupt separation from the sow and a sudden change of feed from sow milk to a cereal based creep feed.
The first component, which can be summarised as a move from a community-based approach to professional-based primary care, has led to problems such as a separation of primary care from public health, a lack of teamwork, and erosion in the perception of responsibility for the whole community.
