Two chapters two-thirds of the way through the book actually discuss Da Vinci, but the rest merely mention him tangentially while wandering on a disconnected journey through the totality of western art and science.
"We used to look at things through the totality of the circumstances when it came to a removal order — that's out the window," the agent told me the other day.
It should be noted, however, that some scholars (e.g. Sorabji, 1988) think that the claim that pneuma is blended through the totality of matter is a conclusion that the Stoics' critics adversely drew about what some of their statements committed them to.
Lying back on the odoriferous upholstery, I drank in the teeming totality through every pore.
The 88-minute film would be seen in its totality through the snippets, marking "the future of film distribution," said a news release.
The cause for this development is the loss of totality through historical changes where the objective institutions of social life became merely conventional, a purely external "second nature" (1916: 62f., 112).
What he saw as most exemplary in the Japanese way of life was the Bushido ideal of "the absolute negativity of the subject" (Odin 1996, 67), through which the totality of the whole is able to be achieved.
UNICEF is financed in its totality through the voluntary contribution of individuals, companies, associations and governments.
This totality shows through in their work at Kenzo, from the commercial success of the clothing they produce, right down to the staging of the shows, viral ad campaigns and the choice of venues – the neon-lit atrium of Paris's Université Pierre et Marie Curie and, most recently, the city's prestigious shop and landmark La Samaritaine (the first and, it is promised, last such use of the space).
The use of JUMBO-converters through Lensfield 2 has allowed to parse the totality of these files, through a complicated folder tree, generating the corresponding raw XML and structured compchem CML with a very high rate of captured concepts.
