This is the "abundance": Diamandis's thesis is that we will soon enter a "post-scarcity" world.
"We would enter a post-conflict era, but this era will last a long time," he said.
Mr. Kalan speculated that the movie was about to enter a post-apocalyptic future, but of course it immediately returned to a suburban high school.
"I would like to see us enter a post-ideological era in which policies are based on pragmatic considerations rather than conformity to a set of preconceptions rooted in a rapidly vanishing past," Judge Richard Posner, appointed by Mr. Reagan to the federal appeals court in 1981, wrote in a recent blog posting.
As I see it, this recent history of CIP policies in Europe illustrates that IC advocates should be careful in supporting the proposition that Europe is entering, or should enter, a post-m era.
At the end of every packet transmission, the node is forced to enter a post-backoff phase that coincides with the subsequent pre-backoff if the node has another packet in the transmission queue.
He saw America enter a post-war period of prosperity, and perceived it as an analogy for possibilities in his life.
With Christianity on decline, having once been central and integral to Canadian culture and daily life; commentators have suggested that Canada has come to enter a post-Christian period in a secular state, with irreligion in Canada on the rise.
And this is how we enter a post-LGBT existence that leaves no one behind and makes us full in the hearts of ourselves and in the eyes of all.
As we enter a post-Obama foreign policy in the next year, I would like to hear a candidate who echoes Theodore Roosevelt's famous slogan about American power: "Speak softly and carry a big stick".
Indeed, after an initial demethylation wave in migrating PGCs, a key reprogramming step occurs shortly after these cells enter a post-migratory state in the developing gonads (Maatouk et al., 2006).
