Sentences with phrase «continental side of the divide»

And in the setting of this perspective, students and devotees of process philosophy alike have viewed this philosophical approach as positioned squarely on the Continental side of the divide.

On this basis, I would submit that process philosophy has an inherently analytical dimension that functions so as to block the adequacy of any account that one - sidedly positions it on the Continental side of the divide.

Not exact matches

In the midst of one difficult season, I remember lying in bed less than a foot away from my husband and feeling as if we were on opposite sides of the Continental Divide.

But on my side of the continental divide, things are looking like spring!

The two species live on opposite sides of the Continental Divide in Mexico and the U.S..

Previously, flint tools from this era were discovered elsewhere in Turkey, but never on the European side of the country's continental divide.

The team, led by doctoral student Lauren Foster at Colorado School of Mines, constructed models of two Colorado stream watersheds on both sides of the continental divide.

The headwaters of the Rio Grande lie only about 70 miles away from Durango in the San Juans, just on the other side of the Continental Divide.

We were able to determine [that], for the heaviest rain days in southeast Arizona, nearly three - quarters of them are associated with this flow of moisture in the atmosphere from the east side of the Continental Divide.