Though he shared substance addictions with Martin and Janis Joplin and sexual compulsions with Cooke, Joplin and Sylvester, and though he had enough money once the Clash started raking it in, he seems to have achieved a fair portion of the ordinary blokedom toward which his inchoate but sincere and inquisitive radicalism impelled him.
Because this shared substance or essence is a divine one, this is understood to imply that all three named individuals are divine, and equally so.
All potential registrants of the same substance are by REACH definition members of a SIEF and shall share substance data, agree on classification and labelling and do joint submissions of registration dossiers.
4) Despite these fundamental differences from later orthodoxy, Tertullian is now hailed by trinitarians for his use of the term "Trinity" (Latin: trinitas) and his view that it (at the last stage) consists of three persons with a common or shared "substance".
Under the law, a person who seeks medical assistance for someone who is overdosing on drugs may not be prosecuted for possessing or sharing controlled substances, under certain circumstances.
Teams cannot legally share the substance of their offers.
This confirmation of shared paternal substance and kinship, and the collective affect of love, loss, guilt, and mourning, maintains ties of identity.
This is a characteristic shared by substance P in some tissues, whereby a hydrophobic amino acid sequence and terminal basic residue are required to stimulate mast cells, leading to release of histamine and other inflammatory mediators [30].
People who are caught sharing new psychoactive substances (NPSs) with friends are unlikely to face prosecution under the ban that comes into force next week, the police commander in charge of implementing the law has said.
(1694, p. 284) Although mind and matter are substances sharing no common properties, it is in virtue of God acting as the effective principle that mind and body interact.
