Attached cells then constituted passage 1.
For the quantification of our long-term studies, each reseeding event constituted one passage.
The succession of these "presents" along a timelike world line constitutes the (local) passage of time on this view.
An interpretation of quantum mechanics that ascribes a nonlocalized position to a charged particle on its way through the apparatus is committed to a violation of spatiotemporal separability in the Aharonov-Bohm effect, since the particle's passage constitutes a nonseparable process.
It is in failure, and through failure, that the subject constitutes itself, and the passage of humans to neohumans, with the disappearance of all physical contact that is its correlative, has in no way modified this basic ontological given...
It is in failure, and through failure, that the subject constitutes itself, and the passage of humans to neohumans, with the disappearance of all physical contact that is its correlative, has in no way modified this basic ontological given..
Obviously, recorded votes on passage constitute one such point, but as mentioned earlier, not all bills get to this final stage.
The cells were treated either with vehicle alone or antiestrogens at the time of seeding, and incubated for 7 days as constituting a single passage.
The fact that this happens in and around the Iranian plateau is consistent with the key geographical position of this region which constitute an obligate passage between the lowlands of central Asia to the North, the Fertile Crescent and the Near-East to the West, and the Indian subcontinent to the East.
The acceptable level of indulgence has never been quantified, and the statute of limitations never spelled out, but a lot of adults now seem to feel that drug use, if it went undetected and if it's in the past, constitutes a modern rite of passage rather than grounds for expulsion from normal society.
When we feel poignantly that time has elapsed, as when loved ones die, it constitutes the human perceptions of the passage and existence of time.
