Parting shot: It is hardly irony that in the year Navratilova leaves, her 14-year-old suc-cessors arrive: one named af-ter her (Switzerland's Martina Hingis), the other imitating her ferocious, attacking style (America's Venus Williams). ❋ Unknown (2008)
Half of the machine (i.e., 8,192 pro - cessors) is also equipped with floating-point accelerator. ❋ Rose, Willie Lee (1974)
On the one hand, he had inherited from his prede - cessors — notably Adam Smith and David Ricardo — the notion of an autonomous economic sphere interacting with the remainder of society (including the political and cultural “superstructure”). ❋ GEORGE LICHTHEIM (1968)
Jesus, unlike his prede - cessors, remained faithful to Baruch and, in spirit, ascended to the Good. ❋ ROBERT M. GRANT (1968)
By contrast the earlier Catholic philoso - phy of Saint Thomas Aquinas and his immediate suc - cessors regards private property not as a natural right but as a social condition. ❋ WOLFGANG G. FRIEDMANN (1968)
Ultimately it comprises the study of the development of man's sense for the past, and the manifold rela - tionships between living generations and their prede - cessors. ❋ HERBERT BUTTERFIELD (1968)
Porphyry, their first commentator, gave them only a limited and grudging recognition, but for Iamblichus and his suc - cessors they had the status of sacred scripture, and the effort to produce a philosophical exegesis of them had ❋ A. HILARY ARMSTRONG (1968)
(Darwin gave no indication whatever that he was aware of any prede - cessors.) ❋ PETER VORZIMMER (1968)
In trying to escape the bounds of sense — in trying to gain some metempirical knowledge — philosophers continue to contradict flatly the first principles of their prede - cessors and no vantage point is attained where we can objectively assess these endemic metaphysical conflicts that divide philosophers. ❋ KAI NIELSEN (1968)
At best meta - physical beliefs can only be dogmatically, rather than demonstratively, maintained, as were in fact, Kant held, the beliefs of his immediate rationalist prede - cessors of the Wolffian school in Germany. ❋ MICHAEL MORAN (1968)
Page 356, Volume 3 depends among other things on the assumption that every natural phenomenon consists of a finite number of “Forms,” is not the method of Galileo and his suc - cessors. ❋ STEPHAN K (1968)
This argument, often labeled synergism, has a long history, and one can find traces of it in some of Augustine's Greek prede - cessors. ❋ ROBERT M. KINGDON (1968)
Iamblichus in the next century, and many of his suc - cessors, the actual way of return to the divine was through theurgic ritual rather than philosophy. ❋ A. HILARY ARMSTRONG (1968)
Whereas Hume was able to reconcile philosophical uncertainty with accepting other certainties, his suc - cessors looked for a more secure relationship between man and a cosmos made of alien stuff, and they hoped to discover such security by redefining rationality. ❋ SHIRLEY ROBIN LETWIN (1968)
Not because the moderns were better men, but because, as Francis Bacon and others put it, they were standing on the shoulders of their prede - cessors. ❋ ALVAR ELLEG (1968)
The great thing to be done is to present Chaucer stripped of all his adventitious matter, his translations, etc.; to analyse his own real productions, to deduce his province and his rank; then to compare him with his contemporaries, or with immediate prede - and suc - cessors, first as an Englishman, and secondly as a European; then with Spenser and with ❋ Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1803)
Forum, more information about this includes representatives from PC makers such as article: that China is capable of designing micropro - tricky technology, in order to cessors as sophisticated as any in the world. ❋ Vbdotnetnrew (2010)
One advantage the Pentium cessors by increasing cache size and front-side bus speed. ❋ Vbdotnetnrew (2010)
His fellowship in to Care of Uninsured and Underinsured, cessors to develop the Emory department he received the Allen, Mosbacher and Law ophthalmic pathology was at the Armed State of Connecticut. of ophthalmology into a nationally respect - Chair in Ophthalmology. ❋ Likiraz0 (2009)
During the time of the Bishops disgrace, amongst many other things wherein the liberties of the Bishopricke were in - fringed, it is specially to be remembred, that the King tooke from him divers castle*, and lands forfait vnto him by Iohn Bay - liol King of Scots and other; but Lewes Beaumont, one of his suc - cessors recovered them againe by Law. ❋ Unknown (1812)
