Her menu for this evening is simple, straightforward and substantial.
There is no looking back after the grand but stunningly simple Barker House of 1911-12, and the smaller but equally disciplined Miltimore House of 1911, in which he achieved the goal he would later articulate in a gentle essay, about building a house as "simple, plain and substantial as a boulder" that would become decorated only with the vines of nature and the patina of time.
The work is charming and profound, deceptively simple and amazingly substantial.
Previous research, in which the adoption of health-related ICT by older adults was investigated, suggested to keep health-related ICT simple and to demonstrate substantial benefits of the programme [ 39].
The approach of disclosing identity and details by swiping an ID-card and entering a PIN-code was considered quick and simple, without substantial add-ons to their current workload (third iteration).
Furthermore, when we are conscious of ourselves as subject and agent by doing acts of apperceiving, we do appear to ourselves to be substantial, simple and continuing.
In Kant's own work, he then put the idea of transcendental designation to work to explain how one can appear to oneself to be substantial, simple and persisting without these appearances reflecting how one actually is.
Rosen argued that the distinction between simple and complex systems is substantial including full predictability on the part of simple systems and unpredictability on the part of complex systems; simple systems have no closed loops of entailment while complex systems do [25, 26].
As would be expected, non-participants want a registry system that is simple and does not require a substantial amount of money or staff time.
Primary substances and substantial and accidental forms are simple objects or categorial items, each possessing a unique, well-defined nature.
