Sentences with phrase «go around the cluster»

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At least the hardcore atheists understood that if we are truly sincere in our atheism, the whole web of meanings and values that have clustered around the idea of God in Western culture has to go down the drain along with its organizing center.

The kind of recreation of Christian language which is emerging from our study of Christian poetry goes something like this: poetry does not illustrate meaning, it creates it, and Christian poetry creates meanings clustered around that complex we call the gospel.

As your baby develops, she'll go through more spurts of cluster feeds — usually around 10 - 12 days and then again at three months.

Even if it was possible to find a bench around the corner, away from the cluster of people, maybe I didn't always want to interrupt whatever conversation I was having to go somewhere more private to breastfeed.

The slowest you should go is about 50 rpm (revolutions per minute), but most will exceed that easily, with the majority clustering around 60 to 80 rpm, which is the standard.

To understand what makes an earthquake stop, it's important to understand what makes it go: the release of energy stored in rocks clustered around a fault, which separates masses of the earth's crust known as tectonic plates.

Other species cluster for unclear reasons: one Panaman species grew in groups of up to 100 meters in diameter, possibly circled around long - gone grandmother trees.

The Festival programme is organised into categories clustered around the themes of Love, Debate, Dare, Laugh, Thrill, Cult, Journey, Sonic, Family and Experimenta — an approach designed to help Festival - goers find the films that appeal the most to them and to open up the Festival for new audiences.

The secluded, beachfront property comprises 28 cocoon - like suites clustered around manmade waterholes meant to attract jackals and peacocks, but the real action goes down on game drives through the quietest corners of the national park, home to wild elephants, crocodiles, and elusive Sri Lankan leopards.

The secluded, beachfront property comprises 28 cocoon - like suites clustered around manmade water holes meant to attract jackals and peacocks, but the real action goes down on game drives through the quietest corners of the national park, home to wild elephants, crocodiles, and elusive Sri Lankan leopards.

When I first came across the abstract for this paper I was uncomfortable with it because I could not see how it got published since it does not satisfy the novelty criteria in the light of all the work around ion clusters in the literature going back to cloud chambers to detect particle tracks.

Moving them all back to purpose made passive solar houses in little idyllic clusters, with farms around, is going to take come convincing people, and would take decades to centuries.

«There's definitely a clustering effect,» Hillwood Vice President Reid Goetz said of the data center and the companies that have gone in around it.