Sentence examples for of the interposition from inspiring English sources
In one of his early notebooks, written in 1838, Darwin wrote: "Man in his arrogance thinks himself a great work, worthy of the interposition of a deity, more humble, and I believe true, to consider him created from animals".
Several authors have reported the effects of the interposition of viable tissue, as a flap, between the suture lines of the trachea and esophagus to prevent further recurrence in patients with recurrent TEF [9, 10].
The effect of the interposition is the no-occlusal contact between the dental arches.
The monophyletic malcid line [ 17, 40] is broken down in our study because of the interposition of Geocoridae.
Therefore, the outcome of the graft and host bones might easily be nonunion because of the interposition of soft tissue in the junctions between them.
Not satisfied to abandon the field, he decided to resort to the interposition of foreign bodies and conducted a large number of experiments.
Some of them even consider it possible that there are several bodies so moving, which are invisible to us owing to the interposition of the earth.
"The ministries have disappeared," said Mr. Touré, who called for the interposition of an international force to counter the "barbarian horde" that has weapons.
Anaxagoras is also credited with discovering the causes of eclipses — the interposition of another body between earth and the sun or the moon: sometimes he credits this to the "unseen bodies" mentioned above (see Graham and Hintz, 2007, Graham 2013a and 2013b, Taub 2003).
The method consisted in the destruction of the joint surfaces of the knee, hip, and ankle joints of dogs, and the interposition of pedunculated flaps of muscle, fat and fascia, and tendon.
Radically distributed, network-based solutions to the problems of political mobilization rely on the same characteristics as networked information production more generally: extensive communications leading to concordant and cooperative patterns of behavior without the introduction of hierarchy or the interposition of payment.
