Because of the size of the blocks from which it is extracted, its varying degrees of homogeneity and its rarity, obsidian is best used for jewelry and other small objects.
He carefully notes that apart from the qualitative aspect the experience, i.e. the experience of the body as rough or smooth and warm or cold there is also its dynamical aspect, which is "the experience of actively pushing or pulling it and making it move or stay still in spite of its varying degrees of resistance to one's efforts" 1952a, p. 6.
Through its varying patterns of thick and thin bars, it could efficiently represent the 11 digits needed to encode data about manufacturer and product.
Despite the recognition that serum creatinine is a poor indicator of renal injury, (based on its varying tubular secretion levels among other reasons), it is still used in many studies [ 3, 12, 28].
It is still challenging to operate the MCFC to meet its varying demands because of its nonlinearity and complex dynamics.
Justice Breyer concluded that the mixed quality of the evidence on the efficacy of gun control, along with its varying interpretations, means that lawmakers should be allowed to assess it for themselves to set reasonable gun control policies.
The Bilwis is one of the strangest and most mysterious beings in all folklore; its varying forms reflect the concerns of a farm culture, and it serves to explain the eerie appearance of turned-down rows of plants in cornfields.
The coinage of Switzerland illustrates its varying fortunes.
A fundamental problem for scriptwriters in terms of getting mental illness right, is its varying nature.
PETER EDIDIN The brief begins with medieval Christian theology, and its varying definitions of sodomy.
Slovenia's flora reflects the country's physiographic diversity, especially its varying elevations.
