SEARCH RESULTS   Found 25 text references: 1. "... Aires of Borges and Cortazar, the Havana of Cabrera Infinite and the Mexico City of Fuentes--The city as cinema, starring change, greed, gossip, jazz, quake, zoom, dissolving into multitude, solitude, trajectory and vertigo." Source:   Leonard, John. "Imagining Atlantis" Nation v267.n6 Aug. 24 1998: 25-27 2. "... Aires of Borges and Cortazar, the Havana of Cabrera Infinite and the Mexico City of Fuentes--The city as cinema, starring change, greed, gossip, jazz, quake, zoom, dissolving into multitude, solitude, trajectory and vertigo." Source:   Leonard, John. "Mating" Nation v267.n6 Aug. 24 1998: 25-29 3. "... Aires of Borges and Cortazar+ the Havana of Cabrera Infinite and the Mexico City of Fuentes--The city as cinema, starring change, greed, gossip, jazz, quake, zoom, dissolving into multitude, solitude, trajectory and vertigo." Source:   Leonard, John. "Unearthing Atlantis: An Archaeological Odyssey" Nation v267.n6 Aug. 24 1998: 25-27 4. "... Aires of Borges and Cortazar, the Havana of Cabrera Infinite and the Mexico City of Fuentes--The city as cinema, starring change, greed, gossip, jazz, quake, zoom, dissolving into multitude, solitude, trajectory and vertigo." Source:   Leonard, John. "The Secret of Atlantis" Nation v267.n6 Aug. 24 1998: 25-27 5. "... Aires of Borges and Cortazar, the Havana of Cabrera Infinite and the Mexico City of Fuentes--The city as cinema, starring change, greed, gossip, jazz, quake, zoom, dissolving into multitude, solitude, trajectory and vertigo." Source:   Leonard, John. "Gaviotas: A Village to Reinvent the World" Nation v267.n6 Aug. 24 1998: 25-30 6. "... rates of change in the past, and the magnitudes of environmental variation in each) is stochastic, and thus can provide an infinite number of predictions concerning the observed size distribution." Source:   Doak, Daniel F.,Morris, William. "Detecting population-level consequences of ongoing environmental change without long-term monitoring" Ecology 80.5 July 1 1999: 1537-1538 7. " He does not apply the term to God per se. Christ's "magnitude" is infinite in the sense of an "unlimited advance towards a transcendent limit." This telos is present in Christ's deified humanity as humanity's ethical goal." Source:   McDonald, William P. "Gnosis, Theophany, Theosis: Studies in Clement of Alexandria's Appropriation of His Background" Church History 72.4 Dec. 1 2003: 875-877 8. " Could the identification of an intensively infinite world as quantitatively best provide an upper limit to the value of quantity, and so halt the process of trading quantity for quality which forces us towards the Repugnant Conclusion?" Source:   Grover, Stephen. "Mere addition and the best of all possible worlds" Religious Studies 35.2 June 1 1999: 173-174 9. "... this path, MediaLab is developing user-friendly software that will enable the creation on the global network of an infinite quantity of specialised media outlets and the almost infinite enrichment of existing media." Source:   . "INFORMATION SOCIETY: PRESS OF THE FUTURE BEING DEVELOPED BY MEDIALAB" Tech Europe May 26 2000 10. "... [M.sub.0] such that [for all]M > [M.sub.0] [lim.sub.qi,m[vector][infinity]] [V.sub.im] > 0 [for all]i and [for all]m; i.e., the marginal profit in any market is positive for infinite quantities." Source:   Armantier, Olivier,Richard, Oliver. "Exchanges of cost information in the airline industry" RAND Journal of Economics 34.3 Sept. 22 2003: 461-478 11. " No amount of calculation (even Leibniz's ingenious application of his calculation of infinite quantities) can change the basic fact that ethics escapes deductive necessity." Source:   Mulvaney, Robert J. "Did Nike Say to `Just Do It" Review of Politics v60.n3 June 22 1998: 599-603 12. " Fishing is vital in much of the world as both a food source and a basis for economic well-being. [1] Until well into the 20th century, the living resources of the ocean were believed to be, for all practical purposes, infinite in quantity." Source:   Thompson, Alexander. "Canadian Foreign Policy and Straddling Stocks: Sustainability in an Interdependent World" Policy Studies Journal 28.1 Mar. 22 2000: 219 13. " In Professor McCloskey's world, understanding is a strictly one-way street; it is due to him, in infinite quantities, but he owes..." Source:   Dalrymple, Theodore. "Tiresias redux" New Criterion 18.8 Apr. 1 2000: 68 14. "... of other stars" (De docta ignorantia 2.12, in Nikolaus yon Kues, Werke, ed. P. Wilpert [Berlin: de Gruyter, 1967] 1.65). (6) "[This infinite world] is the true subject and infinite material of the infinite divine actual potency, as this was..." Source:   O'MEARA, THOMAS F. "CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY AND EXTRATERRESTRIAL INTELLIGENT LIFE" Theological Studies 60.1 Mar. 1 1999: 3-4 15. " Resorting to the Cartesian notion of the infinite, Levinas contends that the infinite is greater than any idea one can have of it. If, per contra, the infinite could..." Source:   Wyschogrod, Edith. "Ethics as First Philosophy: Levinas Reads Spinoza" Eighteenth Century: Theory and Interpretation 40.3 Sept. 22 1999: 195-207 16. " The Buddhist Chatuskoti logic, for example, offers an exhaustive set of alternatives, expressed in such statements as: the world is finite; the world is infinite; the world is both finite and infinite; the world is neither finite nor infinite." Source:   SARDAR, ZIAUDDIN. "All that we don't know" New Statesman (1996) 129.4476 Mar. 6 2000: 49 17. "... End of Science.) For all we know, the universe may have infinite levels of sub-basements and infinite levels of attics in the opposite direction." Source:   Gardner, Martin. "Theory of everything" New Criterion 23.2 Oct. 1 2004: 65-69 18. " This is how Ionesco, mimicking an actor gratifying his audience with an aparte renders Arghezi's imagery hilarious: Symbolic infinite Symbolic infinite?" Source:   Teodorescu, Jeanine. "'Nu, nu and nu': Ionesco's 'no!' to Romanian literature and politics" Journal of European Studies 34.3 Sept. 1 2004: 267-288 19. "... attributing this incomprehensibility either to "an infinite formlessness" or to God's "infinite trinitarian expressivity which undergirds and transfigures all forms" (100)." Source:   OAKES, EDWARD T. "MYSTICAL THEOLOGY: THE INTEGRITY OF SPIRITUALITY ANDTHEOLOGY" Theological Studies 61.1 Mar. 1 2000: 173 20. " Perhaps she had given up going to mass, realizing that although God's mercy is infinite, it might not be infinite enough to save certain people who are forever parading their pretended grief!" Source:   TREVANIAN. "The Apple Tree" Antioch Review 58.2 Mar. 22 2000: 195 21. " The mean of those error scores averaged either across infinite numbers of testings or over an infinite population of examinees is zero." Source:   MACMILLAN, PETER D. "Classical, Generalizability, and Multifaceted Rasch Detection of Interrater Variability in Large, Sparse Data Sets" Journal of Experimental Education 68.2 Jan. 1 2000: 167 22. "... that is, the infinite. "We express ourselves incorrectly when we call any object of nature sublime."(20) A stormy and vast scenery, a disaster at sea might evoke the idea of the infinite." Source:   ROUSSETZKI, REMY. "Theater of Anxiety in Shelley's The Cenci and Musset's Lorenzaccio" Criticism 42.1 Jan. 1 2000: 31 23. " While we humans are constrained to choose one or the other of opposites, in God contraries (though not contradictories, which are something else again) can coexist; for example, infinite mercy with infinite justice, or chance with intelligent design, for that matter." Source:   . "CORRESPONDENCE" Commonweal 127.7 Apr. 7 2000: 4 + 24. " Press+ 1981)+ 2:300+ 307. (32) Ursula Brangwen, examining a living unicellular shadow under the microscope, suddenly recognizes that self is "a oneness with the infinite," but at the same time senses the "potent, dark stream of her own blood," like the infinite outer..." Source:   HARRISON, JOHN R. "THE FLESH AND THE WORD: THE EVOLUTION OF A METAPHYSIC IN THEEARLY WORK OF D. H. LAWRENCE" Studies in the Novel 32.1 Mar. 22 2000: 29 25. " He said, wherever she turns, the infinite surrounds her, yet the "infinite comes as easily to a girl as the conception that all love must be happy." And for a while the writer..." Source:   STEWART, SUSAN. "Nine poems & a prose piece" American Poetry Review 28.4 July 1 1999: 3 back to top