Sanskrit, the classical language of India and the chief medium for its premodern mathematical texts, maintained a strictly oral literary tradition for many centuries.
In the same newspaper, Hartmut Kasten, a child psychologist, accused parents of "projecting their own fears" onto the texts, maintaining that children did not become racist through literature.
It has been pointed out that the text maintains a clear distinction between world soul and intellect.
The creators of the text maintained that mastering a set of prescribed basics should be compatible with learning local traditions.
These cells, which will be referred to as "adhered neurospheres" in the text, maintained the properties of undifferentiated cells, as evidenced by anti-nestin staining.
The texts also maintain that the supreme god Krishna Vasudeva manifests himself in four coequal "divisions" (vyuhas), representing levels of creation.
They are mostly grouped into collections rather than thematically linked cycles, and for all their elegance and attentive response to the texts, they maintain a discreet emotional distance; it is all very decorous and gentlemanly.
** It is difficult for the reader, given the overload of elucidation imposed upon the basic text, to maintain much momentum, and, indeed, one finds welcome refuge from the tedium and harshness of some Biblical passages in the companionable contemporary voice of the learned commentator.
It is difficult for the reader, given the overload of elucidation imposed upon the basic text, to maintain much momentum, and, indeed, one finds welcome refuge from the tedium and harshness of some Biblical passages in the companionable contemporary voice of the learned commentator.
