It is clear that the system that the chloroplast now uses for division ring positioning, although originally based on the prokaryotic MinC, D, E system, has evolved and diverged significantly and that chloroplast-specific proteins now drive a system still containing MinD and MinE, but somewhat different to that which functions in modern-day bacteria.
It was a mark of Piaget's influence that no one had as yet asked this question in regard to human infants; Piaget thought that they did not yet have a robust notion of an external world at all, let alone of a world containing minds.
From mushroom tea to weed brownies, whipping up a special dish containing mind-altering ingredients is an age-old tradition.
Homer learns from the organization's leader, Number Two, that a story he wrote about flu vaccinations containing mind-control serum was true.
This seems to be true, for example, of our own epistemic community, in which knowledge especially scientific knowledge is highly dispersed among a small group of experts and in which no single person's mind (and still less the typical member's mind) contains or operates in accordance with the systemization that best unifies the beliefs of the entire community.
For Hobbes, the mind contains sense, imagination, and the workings of language, and no further rational faculty, such as the Cartesian immaterial mind that can grasp natures by clear and distinct perception.
Yes, cinnamon!' The library of your mind contains that.
This Africa of the mind contains Detroit and Kingston and Port-au-Prince Port-au-Princee. Port-au-Prince and Brownsville
In a submission to the court, Malmab claimed Klingberg's "mind contains information he is not aware of".
"Out of Mind" contains photos of a young Keith Haring; a smiling Biggie Smalls; a less-bejeweled-than-usual Snoop Dogg; the Zapatista army; and Tibetan monks.
