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The Buddhist spends all their lifetime trying to understand the nature of existence.

He said: "It isn't of any concern to me at all. It is just the nature of the business. "

It might be necessary to run an instance directly on a specific user system, depending on the nature of the problem.

As you study this book, you'll learn about God's intentions for his people, and you'll gain insight into the nature of the church.

laws are of ~ application. It is of the nature of our law that it has dealt not with man in general, but with him in relationships.

Notice that this second test (whatever is of faith) flows from the nature of the Sabbath as an eschatological sign.

Let me describe the nature of a [stock market] bubble: First a real bubble needs above all to get rid of the old fogies.

According to a Bush spokesperson, the participants focused on the nature of the enemy and the challenges in the war-torn region.

However, the rate is only a figure, which just reflects the form of things, the nature of things needs examining from the "quality" .

How much you've got to play with depends on the nature of your content and your audience.

What doesn't seem to have changed, however, is the nature of the public discourse in which these candidates are expected to manoeuvre.

"It has got to come down at some point. We cannot risk that, especially given the nature of our fund, " he said.

He said the nature of Chavez's visit to Cuba with his previous trip to Ecuador, Brazil and the same.

Crying susceptibly is often considered as the nature of females.

It was the nature of his job, but I also grew frustrated, and I began regressing.

the spiritual reasons: schizophrenia, reflecting the nature of mental illness is often accompanied by insomnia and mental illness.

Certain freedoms or privileges that are held to be an innate part of the nature of being a human being and that cannot be denied by society.

A key question will be the nature of any evidence against the couple obtained by the British security services.

His father gave him a compass at age five, and he puzzled over the nature of a magnetic field for the rest of his life.

A more thorough consideration of the nature of cause would have shown that Jacobi did not by this means gain what he intended.

The sequence of choices you have made, and the nature of the events that have unfolded as a result of your choices, has been a revelation.

What I could not properly resolve was the nature of the relationship between the mode of thinking and the actual state of affairs.

His thin long nose ran out as if it was eager to bore into the nature of things in general.

He said he did not know the nature of that problem.

The company declined to specify the nature of the breach but said there was no evidence of insider trading.

The nature of ME is the nature of you and you must therefore call upon your understanding of ME to know yourself.

Then, as is the nature of these clouds, calm returned to her, and hope and a sort of unconscious smile, which yet indicated trust in God.

However, the nature of livestock farming is often determined by policy and institutional frameworks that do not favour of the poor.

However, the nature of the case, at least I do not like the strong bullying the weak holders of the things happened to them!

He said those who praise it do not understand the nature of the world in which we now live.

In turn, these profoundly disabled people have opened the door to one of the last great mysteries of science: the nature of consciousness.

Some shareholders and analysts argued that he and the company had an obligation to publicly disclose the nature of his condition.

Whether it works or not, it shows how much the nature of modern belligerency is changing.

A more recent novel would almost inevitably have taken on something of the nature of a tract.

the mark of an educated man to look for precision in each class of things just so far as the nature of the subject admits.

When one grasps the implications of this, the nature of what I mean by nationalism becomes a good deal clearer.

It is not by chance that the thinkers of today are so much more ready to speak of the condition than of the nature of man.

Soldiers were told they came from an oppressed class and that the nature of the war they were fighting was to end exploitation.

Such a keen grasp of poetic essentials and new recognition of the nature of human being are helping him find out a basic point of life.

He made it easy to observe that it would be easier to remain in the nature of mind, which is pure from the beginning than to try to deny it.

Such a stance will make it hard for you to understand the nature of consciousness.

In the system thus far, services were able to talk to one another but the nature of the interactions between services was not understood.

Freud simply set about trying to understand the nature of this helpless bondage to repeated anguish.

For hours, they observed and documented the sea floor, struggling to understand the nature of polar life far below the surface.

Nature of every small detail, a leaf, a drop of rain, a piece of crystal, a moment, and the nature connected to her perfect form.

You exactly hit off the nature of this association when you call it a mutual praising society.

Ancient Chinese people into contact with magnetite, as he began to understand the nature of magnetism.

The sense of beauty obviously depends on the nature of mind, irrespective of any real quality in the admired object.

Depending on the nature of the game, you could also have a realtime system where symbols are displayed after one another as you select them.

The nature of the case and the exalted station of his client gave it a character of its own.

Regardless of the nature of the quarrel, try to leave your emotions at the door.

He must, if he would triumph, attain as clear an understanding as possible of the nature of the enemy that abides in his subconscious.

It was the widespread use of the printing press that changed all that. The nature of words began to acquire an (apparently) settled meaning.

Starch is due to the nature of the starch molecules contains easy-to-reactions of hydroxyl, starch many substances reactions.

The nature of such a tool is to read an arbitrary input stream and determine whether or not it satisfies the grammar.

In his final work Norman Mailer offers his concept of the nature of God, showing that even at 84, the author's blade had not been dulled.

This has led to concerns that the H5N1 virus might have changed substantially, although the nature of that change is unclear.

Things happen like this: at a given moment the nature seems to have yielded and you think you have got the desired result.

The nature of these operations is often based on applications models, the current disciplinary approach to the problem at hand.

The nature-nurture debate is usually about how much of something is due to our genes and how much is caused by our environment.

She had herself declared sane by three different psychiatrists. That made it impossible for me to try to explain the nature of her madness.

This test is often used as an indication of the nature of certain grades of bitumen.

How much light does "The Nature of the Firm" throw on today's corporate landscape?

Transforming the nature of that relationship is not to reach some sort of a balance of interests.

Since then, rumors about the nature of his wounds have abounded, and some Arab news reports said he had pieces of wood embedded in his body.

Growing-up means you know what and how it is, while mature means you don't speak it out on purpose after knowing the nature.

I never hoped to understand the nature of my generation or how American colleges are changing by going to Lit Theory classes.

There has been a range of speculation about the nature of the threat posed by the botnet, from a wake-up call to a devastating attack.

It is not the cultivation of a new pattern or system to be followed, but rather it is seeing the nature of disorder and its danger.

The end result of the first scenario was that the boy worked through his fear by de-activating his limiting belief about the nature of dogs.

Reporters are forced by the nature of the competition to pry ever deeper for an angle on a story that no one else has been able to uncover.

The question of the nature of light , wave or particle, had long been settled decisively in favor of waves.

However, it was only during my years of house arrest that I got around to investigating the nature of the six great dukha.

To the nature of a kid, Hoodle used to hang out with his fellows and play tricks on others.

But the nature of the accident remained sketchy. The officials only said the cause of the accident was under investigation.

Because of security concerns, Mr. Laine also didn't detail the nature of the recent improvements, which he said went into effect last week.

that made it impossible for me to try to explain the nature of her madness.

At the moment everything from the ethics of debt and the nature of capitalism to the continued dominance of the dollar is up for debate.

The bank's report says "contributory pension plans" cover very few people due to the nature of many jobs and livelihoods.

Yet they are more in the nature of Healing Centres specifically prepared to help you raise your consciousness levels.

In short, the concept of cultural tourism resources is able to highlight the nature of tourism market and tourism resources.

At the core of this deceptively simple book is the question of the nature of cruelty.

For verily he took not on him the nature of angels; but he took on him the seed of Abraham.

Aging is an irresistible law of the nature, but here are a few reasonable living habits which can help you to slow down the pace of aging.

The form of notification also varies depending on the nature of your site and how you currently communicate with your users.

Ailing Zhang on the nature of the Female Image made a real reduction broke the long-standing male-female discourse a perfect standard.

We are headed to Zero Point and it is only your awareness of reality that will allow you to understand the nature of what is occurring.

The early theory as to the nature of the common law was that the judges merely declared its existence, which lay in custom.

that she can't change the length of her calves, the width of her hips, or the nature of her parents. . .

According to the nature of memory, generally speaking, one person can only bear three things in his mind once a time.

This democratisation of programming, however, is only a small part of something much deeper: a fundamental change in the nature of software.

By providing a machine with a patient's symptoms, a doctor will be able to diagnose the nature of his illness.

Depending on the nature of this event, the proportions of the different isotopes of any given elements are somewhat different.

Mencius believed that human nature does not like the nature of water is not the same as the downward flow, there is no no good.

that of current ratio, that is to say, the figure of quick ratio also depends on the nature of the industry.

and that it is consequently against the nature of the body politic for the Sovereign to impose on itself a law which it cannot infringe.

In project and jobbing processes the nature of the task tends to involve unique, variable operations providing flexible responses.

Ever remember that if you would be of our way, keep the Law close to your heart, for it is the nature of the Wicca to keep the Law.

This paper suggests that these interpretations fail to grasp the philosophic idea of Marx or to summarize the nature of Marx' philosophy.

I can only posit a theory, but I tend to blame the higher rate of mortifying sex scenes in novels by men on the nature of their fantasies.

This myth, better than any other, illustrates the nature of the collective unconscious.

"Enthusiasm" are entrusted to us by the nature of homeland, with which this passion, I chose the profession I love the flight attendants.

The nature of a state is a social man rather than an economic man, with a dualism of being both self-interested and altruistic.

Philosophy of language is an attempt to understand the nature of language and itsrelationship with speakers, their thoughts, and the world.

Due to the supine position of the patient and the nature of the approach, however, it has its own unique set of complications.

He gave them full play in his art, in complete accord with the nature of the expressive modes of the violin.

Or can one have the intelligence to understand the nature of unhappiness and deal with it immediately?

As our chart shows, topics like the nature of organic compounds and of biological substances and processes grew more prominent.

These reveal the nature of your heart; listen for inner promptings that can point to the ministry God intends for you to have.

he and his students placed microphones and speakers around the fan , analyzing the nature of the sounds they would have to suppress.

language and thinking; language and cognition, trying to figure out the problems closely related to the nature of human beings.

Second, no doubt more familiar to you, is the nature of modern American education: scripted, lock-step curricula.

Ms Le Pen's ascension is all the more remarkable given the nature of the National Front.

to understand within his limits as a human being the nature of the universe and the logic and simplicity in its functioning.

The nature of mind is the background to the whole of life and death like the sky, which enfolds the whole universe in its embrace.

But Lee and his commanders have underestimated the nature of this conflict. . . and of their opponent, President Abraham Lincoln.

I had not contemplated anything in the nature of a contract, bargain , or sale between us.

Yet, depending on the nature of your project, not all of these techniques will be appropriate for your unique situation.

To do that, you need to understand the nature of emotion, and just what is the purpose of our ability to feel emotions.

This halt in the rise of real wages has not been a consequence inherent in the nature of unions .

The nature of the public security works decides that the police must be the models of promoting and maintaining the social harmony.

His artworks are the by-products of his on-going research into the nature of sculpture and its infinite facets and possibilities.

His personal character was like the nature of plum flower, and his excellent artistical talents gained wide praise from contemporary people.

He used to play practical jokes on all his friends and neighbors. The nature of his jokes often led to violence.

Among the reasons which can be controlled, the nature of the rock in the aggregate is the greatest impact on the water stability.

The surface of the human vessel is affected by the nature of its spiritual contents.

Imagine the nature of mind as your face; it is always with you, but you cannot see it without help.

He said there is no partisan divide in Washington on the nature of the threat now emanating from that country.

This paper tends to observe the rules of risk assessment, and explore the nature of risk management of the SPS Agreement of WTO.

Be mature without imitation! Because imitation cannot lead you to any destination. What is imitation? What is the nature of existence?

in the aspect of divinity, he thought the fairy tale should not be full of real-life expedience and combat, the nature of God is good.

Risk management explicitly takes account of uncertainty, the nature of that uncertainty, and how it can be addressed.

Vendors and practitioners make their case for the nature of the Cloud and its status as the "Next Big Thing! "

The doctor will check the body and the cause of the disease, and, knowing the nature of the disease, can apply the medicine that cures it.

Their influence upon her life is explicable alone by the nature of her longings.

It isn't clear how the company might press legal claims, however, given the nature of the legal systems in both countries.

No mother expects to have such conversations with her child, but Pauline's illness changed the nature of our bond.

It has also defined the nature of services and examined their characteristics, as well as a few best practices.

One reason for the shift towards more commercially minded research in technology companies is that the nature of IT has changed so much.

What signifies knowing the Names, if you know not the Nature of Things.

He could prove to be very useful in discerning the nature of our current crisis.

The nature of these reactions means epigenetic processes are susceptible to chemical intervention in a way that genetic mutations are not.

After perm the hair still keep elasticity and bright , the nature of hairstyle and easy to trimming .

The nature of our reality is part of an unsolved puzzle that humanity has quested after since the this cycle of time began.

Level, easy-to-digest, from simple to complex, from the nature of the phenomenon.

Gets a pair of values indicating the nature of the code in a module and the platform targeted by the module.

For the case of a soft particle, the mobility is also influenced by the nature of its membrane layer.

"Typically, there would be senior staff there to protect against disputes in the future as to the nature of the conversations, " he said.

As I remarked in The Alchemy of Finance, the alchemists made a mistake in trying to change the nature of base metals by incantation.

The nature of the company is jointly funded by all the shareholders to establish limited liability companies (private sector).

The problem was found through the surface of the discovery of the nature of the problem, rather than blind trust and communication.

There has been a tremendous explosion in the understanding of the nature of what life is really all about.

The optimum size of a thread pool depends on the number of processors available and the nature of the tasks on the work queue.

The nature cycle cant be destroyed by mankinds, We needing something product how much it need, otherwise we will pay the huge price.

What does that mean in a particular case? That means she does not hold to it as essentially as man does as regards the nature of jouissance.

In short, the word "existence" does not signify any attribute, and in consequence no attribute that belongs to the nature of anything.

Some people say that the nature of the enterprise management is the variable of order is ordered, it would be correct.

Unfortunately, Rose did not elaborate on the nature of such mixed schooling experiences.

The nature of the work of the decision. Every time I go up to life, when the field, especially to name.

Whether it's the nature of having open e-mail lists or that the software evolves quickly in the open, interaction seems to foster.

The nature of the tea varies - the taste changes with the length of time it's stored; the longer it's stored, the better it tastes.

Plexiglass draws its strength from the nature of its polymers, long chains of molecules that become entangled with one another.

In fact, if I had to choose one word that encapsulates the nature of trading, it would be "paradox. "

The authorities did not even understand the nature of the problem, let alone see a solution.

As mentioned above, Requests, Tasks, and Activities can be further refined with a "Type" attribute that identifies the nature of the work.

Mr Tricoire said the nature of Chint's lawsuit and the size of the fine had set alarm bells ringing among many European companies.

I thought the nature of working at a call center was dealing with angry people all day long.

"Revolutionary educational base" is the nature of the service, charging only a few thousand dollars and artisanal stone money.

During this period, the author found a question that the nature of some administrative action was unclear.

The source and the nature of the stress changes and how you deal with it changes due to experience, but, but, it's always there.

The question, then, before us is no longer the nature of the challenge -- the question is our capacity to meet it.

They thought that there might be a link between how socially integrated a bat colony is and the nature of its tents.

No serious attempt was made to understand the strength of the Turkish army, the nature of the terrain or the numbers of Allied troops.

Simply put, the "monkeys and typewriters" theorem is one of the best ways to illustrate the nature of infinity.

The image of the toy can be used to help children understand the nature of music, listening to music more fun.

it is the nature of every man to err , but only the fool perseveres in the error.

It is the nature of every man to err , but only the fool preserves in the error .

The amount of reflection depends on the nature of the surface.

Meanwhile, his question of the nature of language, his scrutinization for truth demonstrates Conrad's skepticism.

The key is not so much the nature of the proffered evidence as the purpose for which that evidence is proffered.

The nature of a state embodies the means of one class that oppresses another class.

Only philosophy questions the nature of the concepts used in a discipline, and its relation to other disciplines.

When the blade-like strength wire online squeegee, coarse sand the surface has a similar blade or blades of the nature of tear over.

It is the nature of every man to err, but only the fool preserves the error.

To the quality and integrity as the nature of the Company, a professional and a win-win situation for the development of the company.

A lessor shall include the assets subject to operating leases in relevant items of its balance sheets in light of the nature of the asset.

Identifying with something seems to be the nature of man.

Domino stored claims information, including the nature of the claim, date of the claim, and a determination of who was at fault.

If the nature of the data changes over time, the KB accuracy can be verified periodically, using Classification Workbench reporting tools.

But the nature of physiological concept has not been changed from beginning up to now.

If you have found a charge on your billing statement, and you do not know the nature or the origin of the purchase, please click here.

The nature of the input also influences the choice of techniques to be used for system analysis and design.

Something around the nature of fire (or material used to start a fire so to speak). e. g. A light blue flame.

Our first question is to define the nature of an aim so far as it falls within an activity, instead of being furnished from without .

He says the nature of the work he took on meant that sometimes he got paid and sometimes he didn't.

If the two turn out to be different, it will point towards the nature of the mysterious cosmic asymmetry.

So just like in the nature, object oriented programming(OOP)is all this about like in the nature.

Marxism preached the inevitable collapse of capitalism and that the means of production determined the nature of all social structures.

It is also at this point that the nature of your lessons begins to take on a new direction.

It is possible only when you observe the nature of the challenge with great attention and watch carefully responses.

fire and explosion has been one of the main concerns of the authorities, due to the nature of the products processed on the installations.

This helps understand the nature of the system's traffic, or as a starting point for litigation against the attackers.

It is every Chinese philosophy researchers' will and duty to probe the nature of Chinese traditional philosophy and spread it out.

The nature of the digital landscape makes it hard to be both a control freak and a global hegemony.

The intense fluorescence of GFP is due to the nature of a chromophore composed of modified amino acids within the polypeptide.

The adjacent to the nature of two types of dispute, an expansion of ownership and constraints, a statutory servitude to say.

Rosalind: Isn't that the nature of a pilot program? When you're paving the way, you're always going to have skeptics and dissenters.

This is nothing new, of course, This has been the nature of public health since the beginning.

What is important is not the sun with gold texture, nor the books embody the nature of time, but rather more is their simple needs.

Other interactions among the processes within the Planning Process Group are dependent on the nature of the project.

It is supreme intelligence, and there cannot be attention if you are not sensitive to the structure and the nature of these man-made traps.

The core content of this book was to explain that the experience and existence of mind, just like those of body, are part of the nature.

Chrysler as a matter of policy, however, does not confirm or disclose the nature of its private business meetings.

"It was an important deal for Morgan Stanley given the nature of the client, " said Mr Jayaram.

None of these issues has an easy solution, and the issues will always depend on the nature of the project.

The neglect of these schools in Europe is abundantly explained by the nature of the original sources.

But if no bomb residue leaks, he added, the nature of the fuel that North Korean used for its third blast may remain a mystery.

So you commit to a number of years of effort -- that's the nature of the beast.

But the 21st century is not the 19th -- China's place in the world and the nature of its power are quite different.

'I was unaware that there were any other documents in our possession of the nature that have now emerged, ' he said.

We probed into the nature of space and time, and of the universal, both with regard to external nature and with regard to the mind.

This was a serious reminder that the dangers that we face and the nature of those who threatened our homeland.

The nature of the abusive relationship between Britain's tabloid press and its politicians was perhaps best illustrated way back in 1992.

The deduction right is an important right with the nature of property in copyright, which is an exclusive right to the deduction of a work.

It is the nature of a fool to see the faults of others and forget his own.

In Middle Ages, what the nature of intellect is was a disputed problem, so far as it was concerned with the faith on Christianity.

This was a serious reminder of the dangers that we face and the nature of those who threaten our homeland.

We all make mistakes running our websites. However, the nature of those mistakes varies depending on the size of your company.

Before you learn to say no, you must first identify the nature of the thoughts that accompany the word.

It is indicated from the results of many bridges health inspection that the resent cognition is not the nature of the problem.

Fortunately, initial coalition military operations have gone well. Unfortunately, it is the nature of war that they will not always go well.

Since then, Hawking has continued to seek answers to questions about the nature of the universe.

The nature of his business enables him to get about the world a good deal.

It is in the nature of rebates that, just above the target threshold, the price of each additional purchase can be negative.

While lack of any significant improvement is bad enough, the nature of hazing has become more dangerous and destructive, some educators say.

The bigger blow to Mr Obama comes not so much from the failure of a project that was never, given the nature of politics, really viable.

That's the nature of the knowledge economy, and you can't expect to know more than every one of your employees. '

And even if you could put all that right, regulators would still fail, because of the nature of finance itself.

She declined to specify the nature of the partnership, but did not rule out an equity tie.

We presume that in a state of unusual bad weather there are many persons, who find occasion to reflect on the nature of weather in general.

Hence, assumptions about the nature of a transaction and the strategy used to count transactions highly influence your estimation.

This feature can give you insight into not only the behavior of your application, but the nature of the data set it is working on as well.

Due to the nature of its activities, the construction industry is one industry sector representing significant HAV exposure risk.

and refinement, and its use could be taken to indicate a change in the nature of one's social relations as well.

"I don't see a disruptive new technology that changes the game in the next 20-30 years. It is not the nature of this industry, " he says.

With no regard to the nature of language as a tool for communication, foreign language teaching is unlikely to be successful.

And the point is that the nature of the model is governed by how it is to be used, rather than by the sensory modality involved.

And what caused or what was the nature of this crystallization?

So strap on your boots and get ready to hit the nature trails of some of our least-known national treasures.

Each of these three record types can themselves be assigned "types" (discussed below) to further refine the nature of the work.