Founded in the early nineteen-sixties, Esalen drew eccentrics and artists like Aldous Huxley, Timothy Leary, Henry Miller, and Joan Baez, and soon became a sort of sybaritic commune, where life consisted, according to Kripal, of "sodomy in the baths, glossolalia in the lodge, fistfights in the parking lot, folk music in the cabins, and meditation in the Big House".
In what does its truth consist, according to the correspondence theory?
In general, the meaning of a sentence consists, according to the theory proposed by Feigl, in its truth conditions (see Feigl 1950b, p. 191 and Feigl 1981, p. 43).
The army (Latin: legio) consisted, according to Livy, of exactly 3,000 infantry and 300 horsemen, one third from each of Rome's three founding tribes.
However, from a German point of view there are rural areas in western federal states too, e.g. the western federal state of Baden Württemberg consists, according to the Ministry of Rural Area, Alimentation and Consumer Protection, of 70% rural areas [ 14].
By Anne Gorman and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, March 13 , 1965P. 38 A baby's blanket manufactured by Beacon Blankets, Inc. consists of, according to its label, "Unidentified Fibers, Richly Bound".
The New Yorker, March 13 , 1965P. 38 A baby's blanket manufactured by Beacon Blankets, Inc. consists of, according to its label, "Unidentified Fibers, Richly Bound".
A baby's blanket manufactured by Beacon Blankets, Inc. consists of, according to its label, "Unidentified Fibers, Richly Bound".
The powder consisted of, according to X-ray diffraction and infrared spectroscopy, boehmite of low crystallinity.
A and B having conjoint phenomenology is exactly what unity consists in, according to Bayne and Chalmers.
Fundawear, "touch over the internet" as aptly defined by the company, consists of, according to a YouTube video, a pair of underpants -- available in male and female versions -- with built-in vibrating nodes remotely activated and operated by an iPhone.
