Fractions with particle sizes over 5 mm were ground on a universal grinding machine NMK-110 (Spomasz, Nakło, Poland); next, the grounded material was once more passed through two sieves.
Nature seems able to ground a universal morality and the sort of final value from which meaning might spring.
By repeatedly emphasizing his doubts about philosophy's ability to ground a universal morality, Strauss suggests that revelation remains and must remain a continual moral challenge for philosophy (see also JPCM; NRH, pp. 106 107; PAW, p. 140).
In his discussion, Buchanan first dismisses various accounts that try to ground a universal right to a decent minimum of care, but here we shall concentrate on the positive argument supporting the idea of universal access through a legal entitlement to such care despite the absence of any moral right to it.
The dried stems of the host plants were ground using a universal high-speed grinder (F80, Xinkang Medical Instrument Co. Ltd ,Jiangyan, Jiangsu).
For Ferrara, it can ground a new ideal of universal validity "ultimately linked with the model of exemplary uniqueness or enlightening singularity thus far associated with 'aesthetics'" (Ferrara 1998: 10).
Thus we have the beginnings of an explanation of how such a pleasure can ground a judgment that makes a universal claim.
If Bush America appears to be tanking — as the Iraqi war grinds into its fifth year and the universal sympathy vote that was ours after 9/11 has soured into a sort of universal distaste — Polo America is having a banner year.
Let off the brake and give the car a good bit of gas, listening for popping or grinding that may indicate worn or damaged universal joints or suspension components.
Even if the sparse conception fails to ground pluralists' rejection of the existence of the universal truth property FU, a concessive response to the instability challenge is still available.
