Sentence examples for beyond the creation from inspiring English sources
It was viewed as being: the result of the conscious or unconscious emanation from the transcendent realm; the result of the fall of a deity from the Beyond; the creation of a hostile, ignorant, or evil deity; or a joke or mistake.
The investment in this diverse community will result in an established interdisciplinary network of EV-related expertise across Duke's campus and beyond, the creation of data-sharing formats to support integrated data gathering and analysis, and the development of multiple proposals for target funding opportunities.
Yet another layer reaches beyond the creation space to engage outside participants.
A British cosmologist, E.A. Milne, however, proposed a theory according to which time in a sense could not extend backward beyond the creation time.
From its founding in 1966, the influence of the Black Panther Party assumed a transnational character that went beyond the creation of support groups for the organization.
Dr. Piot and other experts have long predicted that AIDS would have a destabilizing effect on society beyond the creation of millions of orphans.
The team hopes that, going forward, Makeably can serve to help makers figure out how to expand beyond the creations they've already made in a way where they're not having to predict what consumers want, putting it out there, then finding out that no one wants to buy it, says Leng.
Of course, Judy's contributions to UCMP go far beyond overseeing the creation of award-winning websites and developing new national organizations.
In addition, beyond facilitating the creation of phantoms that would otherwise be very challenging to construct, the method presented herein enables one to precisely simulate very slow blood flow and respiration artifacts, and to measure imaging resolution.
One more factor: The administration knows that there is a point beyond which the creation of a Palestinian state will become unachievable — when so many Israeli settlers are spread over so much West Bank land that it will simply no longer be feasible to carve out a viable state.
But for businesses watching from far beyond Whitehall, the creation of the committee was simply a reminder that growth has so far remained humiliatingly elusive for a government whose pitch to the nation was about snatching the economy from the jaws of a crisis.
