"The genius of 'Hamlet,' " Mr. Kott wrote, "consists in the fact that the play can serve as a mirror.
The stimulating change that occurred here consists in the fact that truth is no longer measured after the criterion of an exact determination.
"The difference consists in the fact that for us, he who will come will have the same traits of that Jesus who has already come," wrote Cardinal Ratzinger, the prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
Their principal importance for the history of the doctrine of Christ consists in the fact that they made the historical study of the sources for the life of Jesus an indispensable element of any Christology.
The difficulty consists in the fact that a radar does not have a uniform detection sensitivity within the radar beam.
Their being unconscious consists in the fact that we are not reflexively and directly aware of being in them.
For Kelsen, it consists in the fact that they are all links in one chain of authority.
Another problem consists in the fact that especially refractory alloys show a strong correlation between microstructure and their manufacturing history.
Kornhauser and Sager's 'doctrinal paradox' consists in the fact that these two approaches may lead to opposite outcomes.
The explanation consists in the fact that with increasing layer thickness the average distance of photogenerated electrons and holes from back contact of electrode increases.
The underlying rationale for the approach consists in the fact that wrinkle patterns naturally develop according to a "maximum-stiffness" criterion.
