However they argue for their position, perdurantists who are also universalists have an easy answer to some questions about what paths objects may take through space-time: any series of object-stages composes an object.
"Here," Mr. Cornell said, "the sequence of sounds and images depends on the trajectory taken through space, and that depends on the viewer".
This is completely consistent with Einstein's theory -- the path that an object takes through space-time doesn't depend on the mass of the object or on the material it is made of; it only depends on the initial direction that the object starts off in.
To quantitate these differences, we propose mapping the routes infected individuals take through "disease space". We find that when plotting physiological parameters against each other, many pairs have hysteretic relationships that identify the current location of the host and predict the future route of the infection.
Falcon's adventures take him through space to Jupiter and a meeting with the eponymous Medusa aliens, and through time from 1967 to 2850.
Applications of existing and planned methodology to field research will help extend our understanding of the dynamic landform and landscape changes that take place through space and time.
The samples were taken through atlantooccipital space from cisterna magna and therefore the low concentrations could be due to a net flow of CSF towards arachnoid villi and sinuses, resulting in a lower concentration in CSF located extracranially or cisterna magna.
And once you enter Rep. Schock's office space, take through me that.
In many science-fiction stories, the trip into the past is by way of some futuristic machine that can take you through time at will, as an automobile or airplane takes you through space.
Calder's mobiles, for example, depend for their aesthetic effect on constantly changing patterns of relationship taking place through space and time.
"No game has made it possible to fly down to a planet, and for it to be planet-sized, and feature life, ecology, lakes, caves, waterfalls, and canyons, then seamlessly fly up through the stratosphere and take to space again".
