Perhaps sensing this void, the leaders of a small northern state called Zamfara introduced Islamic law, or Shariah, in late 1999.
This has implications on the resolution limit of micro-diffraction techniques needed for sensing the existence of voids.
Sensing this void in the legislative history, petitioners rely, in the alternative, on our decisions in Sedima, S.P.R.L. v. Imrex Co., 473 U.S. 479, 105 S.Ct.
It is observed that the last one is amplified by increasing (in an absolute sense) the void reactivity feedback coefficient.
"The public hears the slogans but senses the void behind them," he said.
And I had to reconsider my former Bronx affliction, that brooding silence and sense of the void, of some empty space where language could not dwell.
In the Guggenheim painting we sense the fullness of his mystical void as an approaching whiteout, a kind of blazing light that threatens to burn away image.
But the idea of a high roller in a money-driven society suddenly sensing a scary void beyond the getting and spending acquires a new relevance in 2008.
Raised in Miami by a grandfather who refused to provide many details of her history, Menéndez's unnamed narrator becomes increasingly obsessed by her family's past: "As a girl I had already begun to sense a void behind me, and as I grew older I became more and more preoccupied with the blank space where my mother should have been".
Beyond this spot they were, in a sense, jumping off into the void.
If it is done well, the service will bring at least a partial sense of closure to the void that one feels at these times.
