...n,—if all at once he should hear the death-like stillness broken up by the sound of wheels rat- tling away from the scene, and making known that the t... ...inks under the very idea of murder. “The man was murdered;”— how will this sound in Latin? Interfectus est, interemptus est— which simply expresses a ... ... throat; and that I was melancholy for some weeks after, and that my voice sounded in a way expressing, to the nice ear of a connoisseur, the sense of... ...hundred miles. Of this dinner there are ample short-hand notes amongst the archives of the club. But they are not “extended,” to speak diplomatically;... ... is pleasing to the mind of sensibility to know that, as science expanded, sounder views were adopted. One author contends for a pitchfork, St. Chryso... ... so. The air overhead in its upper chambers were hurtling with the obscure sound; was dark with sullen fer- menting of storms that had been gathering ...

... Of course, for one's wish to be helped to die to be accommodated, one has to be in sound mind and to will one's death knowingly, intentionally, and... ...with goods and services that he requires in order to materialize his potential. It sounds very much like many other human contracts. And this contr... ...n – but all his real and perceived environment, human and non- human. This does not sound like a very adaptative strategy. Threats are not the only ... ... Of course, for one's wish to be helped to die to be accommodated, one has to be in sound mind and to will one's death knowingly, intentionally, and... ...hen, technologically inferior) browser (the Internet Explorer). It offered it free (sound suspiciously like dumping) to buyers of its operating sys... ...Reference Service). E. Derivative Content The Internet is an enormous reservoir of archives of freely accessible, or even public domain, informatio... ...he current issue). The Economist is already offering free access to its electronic archives as an inducement to its print subscribers. The electron... ...c and Behavioral Genetics, and others, and published in the September 2002 issue of Archives of General Psychiatry, revealed that breakups often lea...

...-------------------------------- 0 R m R M R For example in acoustics: a sound is not heard at the beginning and, if it constantly keeps enlarging ... ...pire ideas. c) Sonorous Philosophy: a symphony melody, the jazz music, a sound, any noise are all ideas, or inspire ideas - because they directly w... .../. [56] Dudau, Victor, A beter use of neutrosophic probability, Sci. Math Archives Topics, 8 July 1999, http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/sci.math... ...rez, August 1999. [104] Perez, Minh, Neutrosophy - book review , Sci.Math Archives Topics, 8 July 1999, http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/sci.math... ...9. [121] Schiffel, Jeffrey; Petrescu, M. I., Neutrosophic logic, Sci.Math Archives Topics, 7-8 July 1999, http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/sci.mat... ...5p., 1998. [134] "The Florentin Smarandache Papers" Special Collection, Archives of American Mathematics, Center for American History, SRH 2.109, U...

...his. To us it appeared, after repeated trial, that in Weissnichtwo, from the archives or memories of the best informed classes, no Biography of Teufel... ...faintest star, the remotest century, lies not even nearer the verge thereof: sounds and many colored visions flit round our sense; but Him, the Unslumb... ...netrable, felted or woven, case of wool. In vain did the winds howl,—forests sounding and creaking, deep calling unto deep,—and the storms heap themse... ...ow how many, perhaps, may thy unparalleled confession (which we, even to the sounder British world, and goaded on by Critical and Biographical duty, g... ... long Thousands of Years. Deep hidden is he under that strange Garment; amid Sounds and Colors and Forms, as it were, swathed in, and inextricably ove... ...xamine Language; what, if you except some few primitive elements (of natural sound), what is it all but Metaphors, recognized as such, or no longer re... ...o whispers that ere long he will himself give a sign. Otherwise, indeed, his archives must, one day, be opened by Authority; where much, perhaps the P...

...us friends. To him who knew the man from the inside, many of my statements sounded like inversions made on purpose; and yet when we came to talk of th... ... of the orchestra, he may add to this something of pageant, some- thing of sound and fury; but these are, for the dramatic writer, beside the mark, an... ...e, if he looks at it from another point of view – to reproduce a colour, a sound, an outline, a logical argument, a physical action. He can show his r... ... we respect or virtues that we admire. David, king of Israel, would pass a sounder judgment on a man than either Nathaniel or David Hume. Now, Princip... ...s, thoughts, and weaknesses to match. He loved to walk under a wood to the sound of a winter tempest; he had a singular tenderness for animals; he car... ...till remain in darkness, in spite of M. Longnon’s diligent rummaging among archives. When we next find him, in summer 1461, alas! he is once more in d...