He believed it most likely that the universe is eternal, constituting "an order without beginning and without termination" (PD 4).
The subkinds can form an incompatibility range an ordered continuum under a covering kind, such as degrees of coldness and heat under temperature or degrees of smallness and largeness under size but they need not constitute an ordered series.
In 1904, American paleontologist Henry Fairfield Osborn described aetosaurs as carnivorous aquatic animals of the order Parasuchia, mentioning that "[Parasuchia] constitutes an independent order, probably freshwater, littoral, carnivorous, short snouted (Aëtosaurus) or long snouted (Phytosaurus, Mystriosuchus) forms, analogous in their habits to the modern Crocodilia".
Vocabulary: accused, virtue, decorum, anonymity, salacious, dutifully, proliferation, exhibitionism, confessionals, quaint, syndicated, irrelevant, defendant, pristine, aura, hypocritical, sensationalism, vulnerable, vigorous, voyeurism, stigmatized, deters, exacerbated, paradox Extension Activities: 1. Research what constitutes a decorum order.
The mathematical model constitutes a first order approximation to a motor or engine elastically mounted on a structural element.
The large-scale consequences of the choices they make in response to these changes are largely unintended, and so any regularity in these consequences constitutes a spontaneous order.
For public officials, it constitutes a lawful order, and Ms. Davis has an obligation to execute it.
Neither the two groups nor their internal order constitute a hierarchical order because there is no intrinsic order among the pairs (A.24a).
where ε has been set to 0.001 for this work, as it constitutes a value an order of magnitude lower than the sensibility considered for the O t) functions.
