23511347-1615-4637-9110-cf94c0aee089 People never seem to question science when it underlies something easily valued — like iPhones and other handheld devices.
Like many exceptional pop songs, this one had an ambiguous refrain—"See you on a dark night"—that allowed casual listeners to ignore the underlying narrative, something that Boucher found difficult.
Mr. Martin admitted that the Orchard deal "has a little flavor of that" but said Orchard had done "a great deal" of due diligence on the underlying collateral, something he said A.I.G. often didn't do.
Fine-tuning doesn't need to imply a fine-tuner, but rather that there was a physical mechanism underlying why something appears finely-tuned today.
You can have a vanilla virtual machine, with very little control over the hardware, or you can go with bare metal and get much finer grain control over the underlying hardware, something that companies require if they are going to move certain workloads to the cloud.
A pending question is whether breast cancer in very young women arises from the deregulation of different underlying mechanisms, something that will make this disease an entity differentiated from breast cancer diagnosed in older patients.
And I'm just wondering, with micromanaging, is they're also a kind of anxiety or something underlying it that's very– sort of maybe focused on what could go wrong, or something like that?
But actually, Zen, as well as many other spiritual paths, advise us to meditate, not to get anywhere, but to "be still and know," to recognize that our essential nature is already present and exists prior to our egoic identity and the concomitant underlying intimation that something's not quite right, that we're not quite okay, and that we need to do something to remedy the situation, ASAP.
They always thought there was something underlying with him.
But there's a larger issue, illustrated by something underlying the antics of these silly people.
