With the exercise of greater cleanliness and with an increasing manual dexterity these troubles will cease to arise.
From Hurricane Katrina to Superstorm Sandy, to last year's devastating heat wave in India, the question never ceases to arise: Did global warming cause this?
The alarm is triggered when a sensor in the sheets or night clothes becomes wet, setting off an auditory signal causing the child to wake, cease voiding, and arise to void.
The possibility of Israeli-Palestinian discussions on a cease-fire arose on Sunday when Mr. Sharon agreed to let his foreign minister, Shimon Peres, meet with Palestinian officials.
(AbhiDK 6.4, Mngon pa khu 7ab) Whatever is, on this definition, designated as "conventionally existent" is taken to be "conventionally real" or conventional truth when the idea or concept of which ceases to arise when it is physically destroyed, by means of a hammer for instance.
The doctrine of momentariness analyzes dharmas as they transpire through time: as psycho-physical events that arise and cease in consciousness and, by the dynamics of their rise and fall, construct time.
This model has the property that bursting epochs arise and cease spontaneously, and bursting epochs can be induced by external stimulation.
All these modes of analysis provide descriptions of sentient experience as a succession of physical and mental processes that arise and cease subject to various causes and conditions.
Conditioned dhammas arise and cease subject to numerous causes and conditions and constitute sentient experience in all realms of the round of rebirth (saṃsāra).[7] The eighty-second dhamma that comprises the fourth category is unconditioned (asaṅkhata): it neither arises nor ceases through causal interaction.
The category of the unconditioned within the dharma taxonomy also asserted the possibility of enduring or permanent dharmas, in contrast to all other dharmas that arise and cease through causal interaction.
Rather, as the objects of mental cognitive awareness, dharmas may be rendered apperceptions: rapid consciousness-types (citta) that arise and cease in sequential streams, each having its own object, and that interact with the five externally directed sensory modalities (visual, auditory, etc). of cognitive awareness.
