The date the temple was first established is unclear to Bhandarkar, but he insists there is clear evidence to suggest it existed by the 13th century.
Historian Jerry White writes that it existed by 1300, but according to Ida Darlington, editor of the 1955 Survey of London, there is a mention of "the good men of the town of Suthwerk" being granted a licence in 1373 to build a house on Southwark's High Street to hold prisoners appearing before the Marshalsea of the King's household.
Nothing about it suggests that it exists by its own nature.
In addition, the Ugandan government, backed by international donors, should support stability where it exists by implementing its development plans for northern Uganda.
It exists by presidential whim".
It aims at effect, it exists by contrast.
In the song, he raps in Portuguese: "The game is ours, Football is ours, It's everyone's, It's the real passion of the people, It exists by itself, And it doesn't depend on Fifa".
The subject of the documentary is, to begin with, the preëxisting or even material reality of what's filmed; if it's a genre at all, it exists by way of an aesthetic or even philosophical premise.
The new machine, which is to have a $500,000 contribution from the United States, would almost certainly be powerful enough to see the Higgs, assuming that it exists, by 2005 or 2006.
It is in fact "evident" (ẓāhir: Ilāhiyyāt, I, 6, 38, 1) that the necessary has no cause: to have a cause means to exist by virtue of something else, and what exists by virtue of itself cannot exist by virtue of another, nor can it exist by virtue of itself and at the same time not exist by virtue of itself.
This algorithm finds a partition for the solution Y t (r) if it exists by checking all the possibilities.
