After weighing up Myriad's arguments, he ruled: "It is concluded that DNA's existence in an 'isolated' form alters neither this fundamental quality of DNA as it exists in the body nor the information it encodes.
Cordelia Strube traced the spiraling path of dementia through the bleak streets of modern urban existence in Teaching Pigs to Sing, while Elisabeth Harvor's collection of short stories Let Me Be the One grappled with existence in a myriad of forms.
From Searle's perspective, Tuomela and Miller are right in not positing the existence of a form of intentionality that somehow transcends individuals' minds, but they go wrong in claiming that we-intentions can be reduced to I-intentions plus beliefs.
On one side, the blue-robed heavenly father brings the world into existence in the form of a globe complete with continents and rivers, and ringed by 11 bands of color — a pre-Galilean intimation of the solar system, albeit an Earth-centered one.
In addition, he revealed the existence, in manuscript form, of an unfinished and unpublished masterpiece -- the "Passagen-Werk," or "Arcades Project".
During its long banishment from the stage, The Country Wife continued a shadowy existence in the form of David Garrick's cleaned-up version The Country Girl (1766), where Margery is a virgin and Horner her romantic lover.
Moreover, he spelled out her crucial contributions: establishing DNA's existence in two forms, A and B; working out the position of the phosphorous atoms in the molecule's backbone and, critically, taking the clearest photographs of its internal structure.
Convey this bleak existence in costume form by doing your best to create an elaborate and impressive outfit but on a very limited budget, then turning up at a party wearing a set of sparkly shoes, or a complex, suggestive shirt or top.
Its existence in this form, which Congressional Republicans have been seeking to undermine, provides an invaluable backstop for the U.S. economy and, indeed, the world economy.
