It interposes a primal question mark between feeling and form, and it can kick off a lifelong quest to find a form that fits and/or inculcates a certain looseness and play in one's choice of form at any given moment.
The mere change in some respects of the administrative machinery by the new statute did not relieve the new officers of their duty, nor did it interpose a shield to prevent the operation upon them of the provisions of the Constitution of the United States and the statutes passed in pursuance thereof.
It interposes, however "lightly," a political entity from a single national government into the global network's core architecture.
In his conclusion to the account of the trial, Potts says that it was interposed in the expected sequence "by special order and commandment", presumably of the trial judges.
In most of cases, it was interposed between the SOS and the superior margin of the occipital lobe.
Telling people what they are seeing can make them more observant, more absorbed: "You will see finches and chickadees in detail where previously you saw only generic blurs of feathers".For all that he sees the technology's possibilities, Mr Gelernter has a deep dislike for the way it would interpose itself between the user and his world, including the other people in it.
It is simply interposed to hold the assets in order to assure creditors of their special claim to the assets.
The 1938 version of Rule 11 required an attorney to certify by signing the pleading "that to the best of his knowledge, information, and belief there is good ground to support the pleading; and that it is not interposed for delay..
As discussed in Section 2.2.3, however, it must be interposed that many functional units of the cytoskeleton self-organize independently of classical signaling pathways.
Its success, reckons Mr Agren, is that it "stands alongside its members, it doesn't interpose itself between them and their employers".
