Hence Nature is not a teleological system, natural phenomena do not have purposes, and all causation between modes is efficient, none final.
Hence nature makes no choice that implies a more absolute, or superior normative status on either perspective.
The divine cause of the world has no will, and does not create things with a plan in mind (1p32c, p33d, s2); hence nature is simply not a teleological system at all.
Hence since nature is for the sake of something, we must know this cause also.
Science had been her religion since she'd learned about the inner workings of the atom & its logic in crystallography & hence in nature itself.
The science goals closely connect to those of our ChaMPlane survey, with the focus on measuring the large-scale distribution — and hence the nature!
Hence, the nature of this course is very multi- and intra disciplinary, drawing on aspects of micrometeorology, soil physics, physiological ecology, ecosystem ecology and biogeochemistry.
Vertical intermixing of water, except at or near the wind-whipped surface, is limited because of the compact, and hence stratified, nature of the sea.
Individual studies are challenged by the difficulty of measure the mass of the compact object (and hence its nature) and the detection of the donor star (and hence the evolution of the system).
Intimate-partner violence experts who have campaigned for specific felony statutes against strangulation (rather than it being simple assault, typically a misdemeanor, as it remains in some states) emphasize both its dangers, and its frequently concealed, and hence insidious, nature.
Given its deadlier (and hence scarier) nature, MERS could prove even more costly.Worse, a MERS vaccine is unlikely to be available any time soon, optimistic press releases from drug companies and research labs notwithstanding.
