The simple code might have been used more to create an aura of esoteric revelation than for any real secrecy, but the recipe reflects a way of thinking evident in many of the 17th-century volumes on display here.
Her work argues against the reduction of poetry to its (frequently well-worn) themes and demonstrates, instead, that there is always in admirable poetry a strenuous process of thinking, evident in an evolving style however ancient the theme that is powerful and original.
Such conceptions are also evident when students are thinking in the context of plants.
It's self-evident that watching and thinking about movies would be an important way to learn about making movies — especially in the absence of the traditional path to movie-making, which was to get a job in the business and work one's way up.
It is fairly evident that manufacturers are also thinking big.
(See, e.g., here). PRESTO thinking is very evident on legislation.gov.uk; just look at the URLs as you move through the site.
That awareness of the viewing, thinking self is evident throughout Rain, Paterson's first collection since 2003's multi-awardwinning Landing Light.
These ideas held by the young Chafetz about the nature of alcohol problems co-existed alongside others, with an earlier report presenting a psychodynamic interpretation of alcoholism influenced heavily by Freud 22, thinking still strongly evident to at least one writer in 1961 23.
Anderson intended to combat the influence of idealism in our thinking on political issues evident since Plato's Republic.
It will become very evident to people that they need to be thinking about their personal security," he says.
