In "Margaret," Lonergan wants to see the very nature of society, to observe the doings in one place as in a documentary, evoking, through local, limited, and intimate views, the very vastness of human existence.
A survey of homes decorated in that bygone era reveals the full extent of the indignities that can be inflicted by local, limited, retail.There are, of course, other constraints on moving chains downtown.
This was so much the standard view that when Shakespeare, never having known any democratic institutions at all — aside from a few local, limited Stratford ones — tried to imagine them in "Coriolanus" and his other Roman plays, he could only picture a setup that was divisive, factional, and pitifully easy to manipulate by a demagogue or two.
This extra information is still local, limited, and obtained in a distributed manner.
This could be either the all-out necessity of supreme pre-eminence across all possible worlds used in versions of the ontological argument, or a more local, limited notion of a being that is uncaused in the actual world.
abOn this matter, see Antonietta Mazzette: " [Territorial] governmental policies should be based on an overall idea of what happens in a certain area, rather than individual local limited skills.
There are also many local and limited bus lines, including the B25, B26, B38 and B41.
But the groups had largely local and limited goals, such as confronting foreigners or seizing political space.
Clastic material from the belt dominated the European Lower Devonian but was local and limited after that point.
Local and limited bus lines from the Hub include the B33, B15, B19, B2, and the BxM1, BxM2 and BxM18.
SRP's lower local resolution limited interpretation of its RNC-bound conformation to just its Alu domain and SRP54 protein.
