Walk through Gov. George W. Bush's campaign headquarters here and you encounter a remarkable sight: virtually the same lineup of senior advisers that he had a year ago and, at the uppermost echelon of the operation, an inner circle of trusted friends that is wholly intact from the days when Mr. Bush won his first race for Texas governor in 1994.
In her investigations, she encountered a lot of remarkable stories that seem to indicate that our existence is somehow more than a material enterprise from birth to death, and that perhaps conscious experience is not, after all, inevitably and always dependent on a living brain.
Here we encountered a problem.
Encountered a smelly hobo?
Bizot wrote about the encounter in a remarkable memoir called The Gate.
EAST HAMPTON - IN the Hamptons, it's hardly remarkable to encounter a fair amount of strutting, pecking and crowing.
"I've encountered some remarkable geographic locations; it is an area that needs a remarkable person who can drive vast distances up a number of inclines.
Perhaps I was thinking of all the thousands of people who have encountered this remarkable person on airplanes, restlessly wandering the aisles with his shoes off, or sitting in a seat staring into the screen of his laptop computer, rocking, writing E-mail that will be fired into the network when the plane lands and send hundreds of people at Microsoft scurrying into action.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01179.002 Upon encountering a stop codon, ribosomes can terminate translation with remarkable fidelity, yet they do not always do so.
His affinities with the pragmatic and phenomenological traditions, and the enormous resources he offers for environmental philosophy, have also started to receive more attention and Walden itself continues to be encountered by readers as a remarkable provocation to philosophical thought.
