Here Dr. Krauss, unhappily in my view, resorts to the newest and most controversial toy in the cosmologist's toolbox: the multiverse, a nearly infinite assemblage of universes, each with its own randomly determined rules, particles and forces, that represent solutions to the basic equations of string theory — the alleged theory of everything, or perhaps, as wags say, anything.
From this point of view, resorting to berberine is also beneficial owing to its antihyperglycemic properties, as widely described in literature.
This was exactly the type of car he would park by the main entrance — not in the garage — to be flaunted like a trophy, a sign of the stature and allure of the ocean-view resort.
If you thought Butlins still stood for knobbly knees and donkey derbies, you might be in for a shock viewing "Resort", a new series by the photographer Anna Fox.
"So, I'm basically trading some old beer cans for an ocean-view resort in Uvita, Costa Rica," he said.
Best of all, from the artists' point of view, the resort is not a dealer in the usual sense.
"Most of our residents view the resort district as setting the tone for what they want their own neighborhoods to look like," he said.
The U.A.W. views the resort as an investment and as a West Coast conference center for union members, said Paul Krell, an assistant to Stephen P. Yokich, the union's president.
The biggest blunder was appointing a QC, Alistair Webster, who proved incapable of delivering a clear view and resorted instead to Vicky Pollard "yes-but/no-but" waffle.
In order to explain his view, Meinong resorts to the notions of the modal moment and watered-down factuality [depotenzierte Tatsächlichkeit] (1915, §§37 38).
The architecture says "modern art museum," the colors say "community rec center," and the 270-degree Malibu views say "resort".
