Early descriptions of yoga are written in Sanskrit, the classical literary language of India...
His description suggests the paradisic imagery which clearly lies just below the surface of this and many other
early descriptions of the American Indians, descriptions that quickly catapulted them into the central representatives of Adamic man in the European imagination.
Whitehead's
earliest description of God as the limiting factor in the universe which channels the flux of creativity to achieve beauty or harmony (SMW 255 - 57) is evident in this account of the Star Maker:
This endurance is compatible with
the earlier description of the fact that in each occasion a conceptual prehension is derived from each physical prehension, and that this introduces a purpose into the occasion.
The Postulata presented to the First Vatican Council in 1870 is
an early description of this badly structured situation: «The present condition of the world has assuredly become intolerable on account of huge standing armies.
In Whitehead's earlier writings, especially Science and the Modern World (51, 190), he refers to the «general flux of the world,» which is
an early description of creativity.
In fact, since many scholars believe that the events described in the book of Job occurred long before the author of Genesis was alive [1], what the book of Job records about the flood may well be
the earliest description of what happened in that cataclysmic event.
Almost certainly
the earliest description of the «Last Supper», as it came to be known, is that which reads as follows: The Lord Jesus, on the night of his arrest, took some bread, and, after giving thanks to God, broke it and said: «This is my body which is for you; do this in remembrance of me.
The name from «rocky land,»
an early description of the area given by settlers.
On Sunday Hoyt's lawyer dismissed Cater's complaints, saying they are inconsistent with
her earlier descriptions of her relationship with Hoyt, and state officials said Cater didn't fully cooperate when her complaints were being investigated.
American astronomer Edward Emerson Barnard is credited with
the earliest descriptions of the Lupus dark clouds in the astronomical literature, back in 1927.
In 1948, he wrote a report arguing for his theory, and in doing so gave
an early description of the artificial neural networks used to simulate neurons today.
Looking at Early Judeo - Chrsitian Meditation Practice
An early description of enlightened liberation in Buddhist meditation practice reads like this: Birth is destroyed, the spiritual life has been lived, what had to be done has been done.
I'll say no more, except that
my earlier description of the film now seems both accurate and curiously inadequate.
You may be surprised to learn that this comment did not appear to be a facetious one... nor, for that matter, was
our earlier description of the film as a lost classic.
For
an early description of the policy attributes theory see Porter, A., Floden, R., Freeman, D., Schmidt, W., & Schwille, J. (1988).
Balance is the word that keeps coming up in
their early description of the C7, especially as it goes around the skidpad.
The earliest descriptions of cat throwing is found documented from 1410 - 1420.
Occasionally this was recognised as a feature in which symbiotic involvement characterised all relationships between family members (in
an early description of this Bowen 1978 wrote of such families functioning as «an undifferential ego mass»), the term is usually applied to dyadic relationships, such as that which may be observed between a borderline child and a parent.
In
an early description of this, Lyman Wynne et al. (1958) applied the term «pseudo-mutuality» to such situations.
As
my earlier descriptions of the first three beliefs outline, the desire for sex is the «solution» to the real problem.
North Carolina Representative Mark Meadows, the chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, said he's received
an early description of the mechanism from Lankford:
Not exact matches
Activists told Inc.
earlier this year they had requested a multipart reporting process whereby a user would not be able to provide a physical
description of an individual suspected
of committing a crime or suspicious activity without first describing the activity.
KnowledgePoint's
description of conversion rights was two paragraphs long, including a detailed requirement that investors notify the company
of conversion plans in writing, not
earlier than November 1, 1988, and not later than six months before final payment
of the debentures was due.
It is related that, at one time,
early in 1636, there were only two roots
of this
description to be had in all Holland, and those not
of the best.
In several
of my
earlier essays, I have referred to this model
of high - savings, investment - driven growth as the Gerschenkron model because its two main characteristics derive from Alexander Gerschenkron's
description of the main growth challenges faced by developing countries.
Much
of the questioning focused on Page's trip to Moscow in
early July, while he was a Trump campaign adviser — because his
description of that trip in emails sent at the time looks very different from his
description of it now.
Now, this is a
description of what the
early church did, but does God actually command that these should be the emphasis and focus
of every church?
One example is her fresh and persuasive
description of how the
early proselytizing among the Gentiles is best understood as flowing from Messianic expectation.
Casualties included a story about practicing the Sabbath, an account
of the Puritan ducking chair, an interview with a courtship couple, an in - depth look at the it - couple
of the
Early Church (Priscilla and Aquilla), and and a far too detailed
description of the beautiful grotto at St. Bernard Abbey in Cullman, Alabama
The following
description of her condition was given by the therapist at a stage
early in the counseling period:
In the tumultuous sixties, as an undergraduate at Harvard (for which I have prayed for forgiveness most
of my life), I was disappointed again and again by the common Victorian and
early twentieth - century convention
of beginning a chapter with lush
description and then abandoning it in favor
of....
This is very much the case with the section
of NT studies, which deals with the
description of early Christianity.
You and I both agree that a very large number
of religious people accept the big bang theory as a reasonable
description of the
early formation
of our observable universe.
To be brief, Tyler, we don't get the promises outlined in those passages in Romans that you mention unless you fit the
description of a saint that is outlined in many ways in the
earlier parts
of that same chapter.
His doctrine
of eternal objects in both his
earlier and later philosophy can be understood as a
description of the ontological nature
of pure logic and mathematics (EWP 14 - 28).
Within the church, similarly, women, like men, were
early converts and the
description of the first - century church suggests that women were engaged in significant ministry within it (1 Cor.
In particular, although the second specific example
of logical construction turns out to fail, it nonetheless indicates the more general approach to realism that Russell adopted, captured chiefly in the
early period in his theory
of descriptions.
His treatise includes a
description of the
early church's liturgy:
This is the
earliest material in the Old Testament in which there is an unmistakable
description of a resurrection from death to life, and that in spite
of the fact that the basic words «rise» and «dead» never occur.
The quotation is from the
description of the suffering servant
of the Lord in the fifty - third chapter
of Isaiah (v 4), where more than anywhere else in the Old Testament the
early church saw a portrait
of Jesus.
But a careful study
of the
earliest accounts, in Paul's letters, indicates that these physical resurrection stories were probably later than the
descriptions of the risen Jesus as an exalted heavenly being.
We can not undertake any detailed
description of Christological reflection in the
early and ancient church.
This
description of the Christian life was attractive during the
early decades
of the nineteenth century.
Your book
description sounds a lot like the leaders
of the Restoration movement (sometimes called the Stone / Campbell movement) were trying to accomplish back in the
early 1800's.
Call it «mystical» if you like — though that surely is not a very good
description of it — but whatever the true and adequate word for this tremendous apostolic experience, it is perfectly clear that the
earliest Christianity we know had a twofold basis, and stood upon two feet, history and experience.
It is hardly necessary to remind ourselves that one
of the reasons Americans and the British have not required a total immersion in the imagery
of continental existentialism is that they had already found, in the
early work
of Eliot, an adequate
description of not being at home in the world.
He begins the story with a
description of the social setting and
of the great traditions
of Greece, Rome and Israel expressed in it, then looks at
early Jesus group morals within that setting.
These led me to his
earlier works, which consistently vindicated Kass's self -
description in his justly acclaimed Towards a More Natural Science: «The author
of this book is by reading a moralist, by education a generalist, by training a physician and biochemist, by vocation a teacher» and student»
of philosophical texts, and by choice a lover
of serious conversations, who thinks best when sharing thoughts and speeches with another.»
... A
description of early embryonic development is necessary though not sufficient to an understanding
of the nature and worth
of an
early embryo.