This pan-psychistic view, combined with his synechism, meant for Peirce that mind is extended in some sort of continuum throughout the universe.
"You have your lines of communication extended, in some cases for hundreds of miles, and that makes this problem very, very difficult to manage," said Gen. John G. Coburn, the retired head of the Army Materiel Command.
On his father's death in 956, Hugh Capet inherited vast estates in the regions of Paris and Orléans, extending in some places south of the Loire River.
The markings are as much as several tens of kilometres in width and extend in some instances for thousands of kilometres.
The age at CI criteria were chosen based on physiological studies that suggest that in the absence of normal auditory stimulation there is a period of about 3.5 years during which the central auditory system retains its maximum plasticity, and that this can extend in some children up to the age of approximately 6 to 7 years, after which it is significantly reduced (Sharma et al. 2002, 2005).
The observation time was extended in the case of some late-onset NODAT patients in order to achieve the 3-month evaluation period from the onset of diabetes.
Some politicians have been openly speculating as to whether the sanctions shortlist could be further extended to take in some of London's best-known Russians, in particular the Chelsea football club owner Roman Abramovich.
Standing side by side, they go through a basic stretch, arms extended in front of them, gliding in unison.
Over the years, Tversky and Kahneman's initial discoveries have been confirmed and extended in dozens of experiments.
