They contend that because the attorney general's complaints require the determination of issues of federal law -- which are both "substantial and disputed" -- that the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi, Northern Division, has subject matter jurisdiction.
The traditional two-way distinction is expanded to a three-way division of subject roles: (1) Experiencer as subject, (2) Stimulus as subject, or (3) Affector as subject.
He talked of class division, a subject that has long since fallen out of favor even in this crowd.
In this quotation, Wright suggests that the division of subject from object may constitute "rightly dividing the world" as indexed by survival value.
Dell's fledgling computer services division, our subject a year ago, continues to grow, but gains in that business have been offset by woes in the company's bread-and-butter personal computer operation.
This EVENT realizes Schirmacher's 1983 call for a successful enterprise based in Uncertainty "which precedes the division into subject and object", thereby catalyzing a new cycle of Modernism, the object(ive) of this (R EVOLUTION series since its inception in the fall of 2010.
A radical change is required for the human species to survive, and if we want to prevent our destruction, we must learn a "bodily" langauge which precedes the division into subject and object, and admit the individual into a successful enterprise that needs no planning.
For a number of mitochondrial disorders, the mutant load of the affected cells has to reach a certain cell and tissue type dependent level to show a clinical phenotype [12], and the partition of the (heteroplasmic) mt genomes during cell division is subject to mitotic segregation or a germline bottleneck [13], [14].
Many religious practices such as meditation, ritual, and solitude claim to move people from the verbal towards the experiential where the division between subject and object falls away [ 32].
