Dr. Parmesan herself has gathered some of the most compelling evidence that global warming is already leaving its mark on nature.
The first point to note is that Kierkegaard regards our capacity for anxiety and despair as a mark of our spiritual nature.
Russell's place is marked, and not unlike the way the other inhabitants of nature mark their spots, it's obvious if you know what to look for.
Run don't walk"; "Mark Rylance in Jerusalem is probably the best stage performance I have ever witnessed"; "grand scale theater, mark rylance a force of nature"; and "a thrilling, mind-blowing, gorgeous reminder of why theatre rocks harder than anything else".
For Koyré, the introduction of Platonic metaphysics, the mathematization of nature, marks a break with the Aristotelian Middle Ages.
The advance, reported in the 30 September issue of Nature, marks a key step toward developing practical high-energy particle accelerators that can fit into a room.
Governor Dithers has made a spectacularly stupid choice in Ms. Gillibrand that marks him as one of nature's incompetents, and I cannot wait to cast my vote against him in any future primary.
Her early poems celebrate the simple joys of nature and mark the small and large events in the lives of French royalty.
As a consequence, the life of this proud people made up of nearly 100 tribes is still being marked by the endless cycle of nature.
In any case, Evolution, the store, is a reminder that the ferocious change that marks New York is a law of nature.
