A computer that took advantage of the oddities of quantum physics could solve in seconds certain problems that would occupy present-day computers for billions of years.
The Manhattans occupied present-day New York City north to the river, while the Weckquaesgeeks occupied the land from the river north to the Pocantico River.
Buildings sampled included only those that were evaluated for NYC Perc Project inclusion and that met building inclusion criteria (e.g., no other source of VOCs present, occupied residences present).
The earlier and later contents of a single specious present do not occupy 'the present moment' if this is construed as the durationless interface between past and future – the defining trait of the Extensional approach is the rejection of the confinement of consciousness to momentary stream-phases.
People expect him to join them on the their nostalgia trips but he has to occupy the present, without riding, minus the thrill of the chase.
It involves acknowledging that we do not live in the past or the future; we occupy the present, and so we better darn well make the most of it.
The deep lineage split between clades would, however, rather suggest that the tick already occupied its present overall distribution area before the Amazon basin completed its development (6 Mya - [ 96]) and that its present allopatric distribution is the result of habitat fragmentation and not of a progressive northward dispersal.
It is discovered by fully occupying the present moment.
The scene is a small Hunting Lodge near the Canadian Border, and it is occupied at present by a couple ofProhibition Agents who have come up for the shooting.
Complete (100%) and partial (50%) afforestation of the area occupied at present by crops leads to a reduced warming of around 0.45 and 0.25 °C respectively, during the period 2081 2100.
By Corey Ford The New Yorker, August 3, 1929 P. 16 The scene is a small Hunting Lodge near the Canadian Border, and it is occupied at present by a couple ofProhibition Agents who have come up for the shooting.
