In short, "you-are-what-is". Obviously, a nondual perspective like that has a built in problem: the moment that you start talking about nonduality is the very same moment that you've re-entered the wonderfully wacky world of duality.
Mr. Bhardwaj understands the built-in problem with the conceit — at one point, a title card announces there are only four more husbands to go — but can't really overcome it, though he does some amusing things.
But to watch General McMaster struggling to mislead journalists on Trump's behalf is to see the built-in problem with the project of minimizing damage: one inevitably becomes an accomplice.
Regular degree programs in Germany generally come with a slight problem for international students built in--the language barrier.
In fact, we need to build a circuit PRE-MULT (similar to the circuit built in the PREFACTOR problem) for each substring of size N, and to apply an OR port to the outputs of each one of the b i t s i z e(d)−N+1 circuits.
Modelling the programme of works means that contingency time or wriggle room has to be built in for unforeseen problems.
Over recent decades, the role of the built environment in creating many of the environmental problems that nature and humanity currently face has been highlighted and scrutinized.
Its mother ship, the Facing the Red Sun No. 9, built in 1978, has had engine problems and is unreliable.
Nonparametric identification of P or other transfer functions is performed with known error bounds from a limited amount of signal data collected from experiments on the closed-loop system with the currently stabilizing controller excited by designed reference signals and corrupted by disturbances and, then, the optimization problem is built in terms of these estimates.
The middle school, which was built in 1954, has had problems with contaminants before.
The existing school, which was built in 1954, has many problems, including a sewage system that saw its best days when names like Eisenhower and Kennedy were on the mailbox at the White House.
