When the Rix Cult, a rival galactic power based on the "compound minds" of hyperintelligent computers, attacks an imperial outpost, the emperor seems willing to sacrifice millions of lives to protect a long-buried secret not even the Senate knows about.
The American poet A. R. Ammons, who died in February at the age of 75, won a National Book Award in 1973 with this large volume, which displays "an energy, wit and an amazing compounding of mind with nature that cannot be overlooked," Geoffrey H. Hartman wrote here in 1972.
Green's compound came to mind".
He has no interest in modern, compound bows, never mind rifles.
Mr. Lang's reconceptions of "Sunday Morning" and "Heroin" crept stealthily into the rock compound, the stoned mind of the second song being represented by a continuously circling cello exercise out of which other instrumental voices slowly arose.
On another, the mass retweets and news segments compound my black mind with unresolved black death.
On the other, the mass retweets and news segments compound my black mind with unresolved black death.
This piece of mind compounds another unquantifiable benefit such as the patient's quality of life improvement derived from the reduction of previous restrictions in daily activities as well as work and school absenteeism [37, 38].
▪ Applicability to the entire domain of "classic organic chemistry" and, to a significant extent, to inorganic compounds, bearing in mind the eventual goal to extend InChI to cover all of chemistry.
As you think about the Indian Point nuclear power plant, the subject of today's post, and its long history of problems and crises that only seem to be compounding, keep in mind how close Tokyo came to utter catastrophe and then think about the vast New York metropolitan area and what any of us would be able to do other than shelter in place if disaster were someday to strike up the Hudson River.
