In the back of the shop, past several glass cabinets filled with silver resting on deep blue velvet, Zaccaro's workshop is a warren of skinny rooms with high rafters, cluttered with tools, workbenches, large safes and packages wrapped in brown paper.
In this thought, Leibniz sees not only an important contrast with human minds — which as partless simples are plausibly independent and unified — but also another indication that mechanistic physics must itself rest on a deeper metaphysical reality quite different from the "manifest image" with which we are familiar from everyday experience.
It's easy to see how such an area would attract an artist like Andy Goldsworthy, whose reputation rests on a deep connection with wild places and the rhythms of nature.
So it is with Dominik, who — taking from the novel a fine framework of crime and the underworld subsets from which it arises — makes a film that's stylish but lacks style, conveys a message yet stays impersonal, pivots on changes in a milieu and a world that it fails to contemplate, and rests on a deep sediment of populist experience that it never samples or considers.
This paper focuses on the first effect, in the case of strip and rectangle footings, resting on a deep liquefiable soil layer overlaid by a thinner non-liquefiable clay crust.
Liberalism ultimately rests on a deep idea of what people are like.
He knew that most of our sophisticated, theoretical knowledge about science rests on a deep belief in cause and effect, and he realized that his own empiricist epistemology did not really allow for belief in cause and effect.
The Kitawalas follow a doctrine that rests on: a deep mistrust of Western civilization; a resistance of anything that comes from the Congolese State; and 'life according to nature', in which Jesus' way of life in biblical times is seen as both a guide to daily life and a reason to protect against the intrusion of the modern world.
Barely back from Italy, he writes: "Style rests on the deepest foundations of knowledge, on the essence of things insofar as it is permitted to us to know them in visible and graspable shapes".
Having lost its wings and tail, the fuselage careered down the mountain on its belly like a toboggan before thudding to a rest in deep snow.
Due to this high time resolution and more stable environmental conditions paleoceanographic and paleoclimatic interpretations for the Cenozoic mainly rest on isotope studies of deep water deposits (e.g., Miller et al., 1991; Zachos et al., 2001; Billups and Schrag, 2003; Holbourn et al., 2007).
