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Within the scope covered by these two kinds of matter of differing properties, all matter and lives possess dual nature just the same. For instance, iron and steel are hard, but they oxidize and rust when buried in the earth. Pottery and porcelain, on the other hand, do not oxidize when buried in the earth, but are fragile and easily broken. The same applies to human beings, who possess Buddha-nature and demon-nature at the same time. What one does without moral obligations and constraints is of

of Mathematics at Caius College. Five years later, he became a Fellow of the Royal Society, which he would preside as of 1703. He was appointed MP for Cambridge University in 1689, warden of the Royal Mint in 1696, and was knighted in 1705. He is buried in Westminster Abbey. Newton is considered one of the greatest scientists and mathematicians of all time. He invented calculus, formulated the laws of gravitation, made important discoveries in the field of optics and investigated the field of motion

of Mathematics at Caius College. Five years later, he became a Fellow of the Royal Society, which he would preside as of 1703. He was appointed MP for Cambridge University in 1689, warden of the Royal Mint in 1696, and was knighted in 1705. He is buried in Westminster Abbey. Newton is considered one of the greatest scientists and mathematicians of all time. He invented calculus, formulated the laws of gravitation, made important discoveries in the field of optics and investigated the field of motion

electrical machines The evolution of technology and environmental problems has encouraged the development of new structures of electrical machines. In this thesis, we propose to study two structures: dual airgap disc machines and permanent magnets buried. Using current modelling tools (threedimensional finite element modelling with FLUX) with new optimization methods (digital design of experiments methods) and ferromagnetic materials rarely used at present (iron powder), a study will be conducted

Super Bowl. Dove posted a billboard asking passersby to vote on their idea of beauty by using their cell phones, and then posted the results of the poll in real time. 196 “Hey, Whipple, Squeeze This” KFC ran a TV spot with a promotional code buried in a single frame. Meanwhile, in a separate print and Web campaign, they told viewers to play back the spot frame by frame on their digital video recorders to find the code and its accompanying coupon. (The fact that viewers actually went through

Reappropriating the Gaze in Assia Djebar's fiction and film. Anglais Mosaic. Mosaic: a journal for the Interdisciplinary study of litérature. ISSN 0027-1276 Périodique. n.d. Numéro: 34 : 4, décembre 2001 VON ROSK, Nancy. p. 65-84. "Exhuming buried cries" in Assia Djebar's Fantasia. Anglais MOSTEFAI, Meriem. épouse CADI. L'image de la femme algérienne pendant la guerre (1954-1962), à partir de textes littéraires et paralittéraires. Alger, 214 p. D.E.A. Mme EL HASSAR et M. KHADDACHE. 1978

as his literary executor. Little knowing that Griswold despised him, that this socalled friend and supporter would spend years trying to destroy his reputation." "Poor Poe." "Eddie had no luck. Not while he lived, and not even after he died. They buried him in a Baltimore cemetery in 1849, but it took twenty-six years before a stone was erected over his grave. A relative commissioned one immediately after his death, but the job ended in one of those black-humor fuckups that leave you wondering who's

M. Nakajima et K. Atsuki Analysis method for generalized suspended strip lines. IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques, vol34, n°12, décembre 1986, pp1457-1463. [80] T. Ishakawa et E. Yamashita Low crosstalk characteristics of buried microstrip lines. IEEE MTT-S Microwave Symposium Digest, 1995, pp853-856. [81] R.E. Collin Field theory of guided waves 2nd edition. IEEE Press, p12. VI. VALIDATION EXPERIMENTALE POUR DES STRUCTURES DE REFERENCE VI. Validation expérimentale

sufferings were the fruits of other people's sins, not of his own. The eternal Christ, his spiritual selfhood, never suffered. Jesus mapped out the path for others. He unveiled the Christ, 27 30 the spiritual idea of divine Love. To those buried in the belief of sin and self, living only for pleasure or the gratification of the senses, he said in substance: Having eyes ye see not, and having ears ye hear not; lest ye should understand and be converted, and I might heal you. He taught that

thirteenth centuries, author and performer could be the same person – most troubadours wrote the poems they performed – though no text was sacrosanct, a finished creation, but an exploitable resource. Any work could be continued, augmented and even buried beneath the weight of new accretions. Le Roman de la Rose was begun by Guillaume Lorris, but became the work of Jean de Meun, who expanded it beyond recognition. By projecting the vision of the rose garden as his own dream, Lorris set an early example