Sentence examples for through the substances from inspiring English sources

By studying the appealing pictures, I realized that cooking was actually alchemy — the transformation of reality and emotional experience through the substances of food and drink.

See Mandelbaum" "It was…characteristic of Descartes' ideal of knowledge…[that] effects were to be explained through their causes, that is, properties through the substances which served as their grounds.

Speaking ahead of his arrival in Brussels, Mr Cameron said: "This presents an opportunity to get the negotiation under way and to kick off a process to work through the substance and to find solutions.

The results were surprising: They found that ions should be able to travel through the substance far faster than they do in practice.

All modes are conceived through the substance in which they inhere; in this sense God or nature is an indwelling cause of all things (Ip18).

In the case of other animals it is the animal itself, the living substance, that is the subject of the act of existence, and both soul and body have existence through the substance.

Because infrared light can pass through the substance, the military is also considering using it to protect lasers in environments where sand or salt water can easily scratch glass.

This report describes a new physis-sparing reduction and fixation technique using an anchor passing nonabsorbable braided sutures through the substance of the anterior cruciate ligament, holding the avulsed bone fragment by tying a locking knot.

And federal money under the Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act and the 21st Century Cures Act is available through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to local jurisdictions that want to start pilot recovery coach programs.

The obturator nerve descends through the substance of the psoas muscle, emerging from its medial border to extend around the pelvic side wall and exiting through the obturator foramen, where it divides into anterior and posterior branches.

The basic approach to obtaining the absorption spectrum of a scattered and diluted substance [ 4] involves measuring the light intensities at sampled wavelengths before and after the light passes through the substance.