Sentence examples for terms of creation from inspiring English sources

134 (2006) 475 485], this gives a full operator space classification of all rank-one JC∗-triples in terms of creation and annihilation operator spaces.

For a treatment of how terms of creation and emanation might be conceptually reconciled (including a treatment of H.A. Wolfson and A. Altmann on this theme), see Pessin 2003.

"In terms of creation, our products are so intertwined with a larger keyboard and screen, but in the past we simply haven't been in a position to have the bandwidth to properly tackle mobile".

However, the adverse impact of non-participation of the USA on household and labour income indicates the expected gain in terms of creation of job opportunities would be much lesser.

The improvement of mechanical properties has been discussed in terms of creation of secondary interactions or covalent bonds at the interface of the γ-irradiated polymers, γ-PP and γ-PE.

It was found that the interwell distance has large influence on the feasibility of the test both in terms of creation of a zone of residually trapped CO2 and detection of the time when such zone has been created.

Costs of such residencies are marginal in comparison with the budgets invested in the opera sector while benefits are considerable in terms of creations, of diversifying the repertoire, opening up to younger audiences and renewing of the image of "classical" music.

The radical conclusion of Henry's theory is that the only real term of creation is esse latissimum; all the rest is not created from nothing, but is constituted through an in-formation process of that essential being in a strict hierarchical order.

In a letter of March 29 , 1863 Darwin wrote to Joseph Hooker (1817 1911) that "I have long regretted that I truckled to public opinion and used Pentateuchal term of creation, by which I really meant 'appeared by some wholly unknown process' It is mere rubbish thinking, at present, of origin of life; one might as well think of origin of matter".

In any case, Darwin had privately been playing with such consistent notions on the chemical roots of the first species, which Haeckel had missed when reading On the Origin of Species (Peretó et al. 2009); moreover, today we know of his confessed repentance of the use of the "Pentateuchal term of creation," expressed in a letter to Joseph D. Hooker (1817 1911) (Darwin 1863).

We tick a lot of boxes with the government in terms of wealth creation, job creation, export growth, and in being technology and science-led".