In the 19th century, space travel existed
purely as an invention of adventurous thinkers of the time.
Not exact matches
When one views the world with no definite theological bias one way or the other, one sees that order and disorder,
as we now recognize them, are
purely human
inventions.
The terrible
invention is the concept that there is such a thing
as purely physical or biological need.
Redemption through love is the end of Wagner's mythic teaching» but
as he holds the sacred to be of
purely human
invention, it is «redemption by our own devices and without the aid of a god.»
«Shiraga's and Motonaga's work expands our understanding of the global evolution of modernism, dispelling notions that movements such
as abstract expressionism and the participatory and process - driven elements of so much contemporary practice are
purely Western
inventions,» said Ritter.
As a result, as I understand the appellant's contention, those calculations are not mental operations but purely mechanical ones that constitute the various steps in the process disclosed by the inventio
As a result,
as I understand the appellant's contention, those calculations are not mental operations but purely mechanical ones that constitute the various steps in the process disclosed by the inventio
as I understand the appellant's contention, those calculations are not mental operations but
purely mechanical ones that constitute the various steps in the process disclosed by the
invention.