"There has not been anything presented to us as to why the smaller, general aviation is being singled out".
If you find that you are clinging to a specific period from your past because you don't feel there is anything in the present or future that could possibly better, and if thinking about the past in that way actually makes you sad, you may be stuck in the past.
If the structure of that epistasis is anything like that present in the AncSR1-RE complex, then the web of contingent events that structures evolutionary trajectories is likely to be dense, with the evolutionary potential of any one molecule depending on prior events in other molecules.
This assumption can also be seen, in turn, as resting on an even more basic idea, namely that in all generality 'object' equals 'being capable to take up the role of object in a presentation,' thus an object is anything that can be presented; and anything that can be named by a name (§3, 12; §5, 23; §7, 37).
Well, I don't know about the natural thing, maybe, but I do know for sure, that at least for me, being present is anything but easy.
The role of race in the present fiasco is anything but clear.
But this revisionist history has not yet succeeded in effecting any fundamental reevaluation of the achievements of the period, and if the present exhibition is anything to go by, there is no reason to believe it ever will.
Life as reality is absolute presence: one cannot say that there is anything if it is not present, of this moment.
Unlike most conventional triple-decker novels in this genre, "The Family Orchard" is stripped clean of nostalgia and honeyed sentimentality, and the family romance presented here is anything but a paradise.
Life presented by ForbesLife is anything but.
Yet, saying that an object is anything that can be named by a name and that a name always has the function of naming are two sides of the same coin, as are the claim that an object is anything that can be presented by a presentation and the claim that a presentation always has an object.
