If your position in life is fixed at the top or bottom, why worry about manners or sobriety?
Then the style was common, but now it is widely criticised for its apparent abstraction and timelessness, which gave the impression that particular ways of life were fixed, and ignored the existence of change, as for example through the gradual decline of the cattle-keeping economy.
General, Boston, November 23-27, 2008 Benign big blond machine beyond all price, it swallows us up and slowly spits us out half-deafened and our blood still dyed: all this to mask the simple dismal fact that we decay and find our term of life is fixed.
The recognition that none of the "things" of ordinary life are fixed and separate entities, anymore than the self is, leads to a recognition of all of life as an interdependent whole and to the practical attitude of compassion for all of life.
Similarly, the intellectual recognition that none of the "things" of ordinary life are fixed and separate entities, anymore than the self is, can lead to recognition of all of life as an interdependent whole and to the practical attitude of compassion for all of life.
Elimination half-life was fixed at six hours (0.25 hours/day) [ 14].
a In these two models, all trees (conifers and angiosperms) were considered as a single life-form, which was fixed as baseline for the contrasts.
Due to the short trial duration, the half-life of MPL was fixed to the value (720 h) observed based upon the graphical analysis of data.
TVLS is the typical value for life span, which in our case was fixed to 91.7 days as previously reported.
The parent who children prefer may vary by the moment or by a time of life, or be fixed to one parent for most of a lifetime.
I think that part of my anger at God in many years of depression was because I wanted my life to be fixed.
