No, and there are four major trends that will change everything substantially.
I feel very confident in stating this on the basis of the sound science that tells us that the sun provides the vast majority of the heat for the earth so minor changes in solar output and its incidence on the earth have major effects and these effects substantially outweigh anything and everything else.
"Everything has become substantially cheaper for a start-up, and there are lots of areas to disrupt".
The likely-voter models that polls employ vary substantially from one another, suggesting everything from a situation in which Mr. Romney is performing about one point better among likely voters than among the broader universe of registered voters to one in which he has as much as a six- or seven-point advantage instead.
Thirdly, if it is not facts out there that settle what is true how can the Mādhyamika avoid the unacceptable relativistic conclusion that we cannot criticize epistemic or ethical practices which differ from ours? Fourthly, how can we make sense of an ontology without foundations in which there are no substantially existent objects on which everything else depends?
From the basilical plan — a plain rectangular hall with two side aisles and no transept — to the antique columns of giallo antico and granite, to the mosaic frieze running over them, to the stone grillwork of the windows from an age in which large panes of glass were not feasible, everything has remained substantially as it was when the church was built fifteen hundred years ago.
But because patients on Lipitor will have substantially lower cholesterol, Mr. Belder said, "if everything goes well, we will show there is no need for cholesterol-lowering beyond" the institutes' guidelines.
The quantity will suffer as a result, but a Japanese study has shown that the quality has slowly been deteriorating, such that apples over the past 40 years have grown substantially softer and sweeter, unlike just about everything else in our culture.
everything around him was brighter, more real, more substantially true". When Casanova returns, she is older, married to the Duke of Parma.
Ruby Rhoden '17 expected her arrival at Cornell would be like landing on a new planet, with everything from the social environment to the academics substantially different from where she came from.
A "sketch" is a data structure supporting some pre-specified set of queries and updates to a database while consuming space substantially (often exponentially) less than the information theoretic minimum required to store everything seen.
