But he first imparted this cautionary note: "By nature, the future is foreseeably unforeseeable".
Deist conceptions of the divine see God as the creator of a universe that continues to exist, without his intervention, under the physical impulses that he first imparted to it.
Rather than consisting of lifeless matter to which motion is first imparted by the purposeful action of an external agent, Feuerbach argues that nature contains within itself the principle of its own development.
I imparted a partial ARM in two steps (Trindade et al., 2001): first I imparted total ARM with the maximum AF field used in the Shaw experiments (100 or 150 mT), then I demagnetized the low coercivity fraction that was not used in the paleointensity estimation.
In a vivid, affecting performance, Bruce Faulk, the only cast member appearing at the Schoolhouse for the first time, imparts William's tortured conflict between brotherly loyalty and social responsibility.
Babolat will tell you that its secret sauce is its patented Woofer technology, which it says keeps the ball on the strings a split-second longer, imparting a trampoline-like rebound.
Tasting The first taste imparts a hint of butter, then the tongue detects the subtle flavour of saffron, followed by the pistachios, unrefined sugar and dried condensed milk sprinkled on top.
The first was imparted publicly: Mr Chávez instructed it to come up with a plan for Venezuela's withdrawal from the Inter-American Human Rights Commission, a branch of the Organisation of American States.
Commonly applied forces include low-frequency sinusoidal oscillations (<2 Hz) as used in mobilization, single haversine thrusts (<0.5 seconds) as imparted in high-velocity, low-amplitude (HVLA) manipulation, or very rapid impulsive thrusts (<5 ms) such as those delivered in mechanical-force, manually-assisted (MFMA) manipulation.
The Fourth degree imparts a lesson on the virtue of patriotism.
