Presuming that Timaeus would not have written until after he was 20 years old at about 330 BC and Dicaearchus would have needed time to write his most mature work, after 300 BC, there is no reason not to accept Tozer's window of 330 BC – 300 BC for the voyage.

Presuming all birthdays are equally probable, the probability of a given birthday for a person chosen from the entire population at random is 1 / 365 ( ignoring Leap Day, February 29 ).

Presuming that authority is given at some point in the future to re-sign the entirety of 210 as interstate, then I-210 will once again connect to its parent route, but much further east in Redlands.

* Presuming the above is true by default, the individual who has a sex life is then able to explore and deepen his or her existing sexual skills and also, when s / he desires it, is able to have the opportunity to learn new ones and to " grow " as a sexual being.

Presuming that ' creature with a heart ' and ' creature with kidneys ' have the same extension, they will be interchangeable salva veritate.

Presuming such editing would have taken place, Martti Nissinen comments, " Their mutual love was certainly regarded by the editors as faithful and passionate, but without unseemly allusions to forbidden practices ...

Presuming that the five songs as normally performed would cover requirements for the album, the Stooges were told by Elektra that they needed more material.

Presuming that the architects and commissioners had come to an agreement about the placement of the altar and other problems that centrally planned churches bring up, the absolute perfection of a building could be compromised by the question of where to put the campanile.

Presuming that it was, he added this province to Poland only after the death of Duke Boleslav II the Pious in 999.

Presuming on the loyalty of the Rhineland, in the spring of 1849, the Prussian government called up a large portion of the army reserve — the Landwehr in Westphalia and the Rhineland.

Presuming they were from an unbroken male line, the seventh Lord FitWalter was the last agnate of the House of Dukes of Normandy.

Presuming his blessing was given, after an agreement of the ministers, these requests became the orders of the Emperor, enforceable upon the people of Japan.

The blocks consist of limestone composed of carbonate-cemented shell hash that is called " beachrock ".

The consensus among conventional geologists and archaeologists is that the Bimini Road is a natural feature composed of beachrock that orthogonal and other joints have broken up into rectangular, subrectangular, polygonal, and irregular blocks.

As the sediments underlying the eroding shoreline was eroded down to Pleistocene limestone, the beachrock broke into flat-lying, tabular, and rectangular, subrectangular, polygonal, and irregular blocks as observed for modern beaches within the Bahamas by E. Davaud and A. Strasser.

As the loose sediment was scoured out from under the blocks and other pieces of beachrock by so-called " scour and settling processes ", they dropped downward for several meters until they rested directly on the erosion-resistant Pleistocene limestone as an erosional lag.

In case of the beachrock blocks composing the Bimini Road and other pieces underlying it, the erosion-resistant layer that limited how far they were dropped downward by scour and settling processes is the Pleistocene limestone on which they now rest.

Finally, pieces of thinner layers or lenses of beachrock underlying the primary bed that was broken up and dropped downward to create the Bimini Road would be trapped beneath the blocks as they also were broken up and dropped by erosion.

The trapping of these fragments of beachrock beneath the blocks composing the Bimini Road, as erosion removed loose sediments and dropped them on the surface of the Pleistocene limestone, would have created the so-called " prop " and " wedge " rocks and blocks alleged to be a " second course " of " masonry ".

Natural pavements composed of stone blocks, which often are far more rectangular and consistent in size than the blocks composing the Bimini Road, created by orthogonal and other jointing within sedimentary rocks, including beachrock, are quite common and found throughout the world.

Often strips of contrasting fabric forming a lattice separate the patchwork blocks from each other.

The architects commissioned to plan Tapiola had also been influenced by Le Corbusier and other propagandists of Modernism, and thus their urban ideals also included tower blocks forming impressive silhouettes, as well as a dense method of building.

Log cabin quilts are pieced quilts featuring blocks made of strips of fabric typically encircling a small centered square ( traditionally a red square, symbolizing the hearth of the home ), with light strips forming half the square and dark strips on the other side.

Dramatic contrast effects with light and dark fabrics are created by various layouts of the blocks when forming a quilt top.

The terminal was able to filter and store liquid hot molten sulphur in large insulated heated tanks, and " vat " liquid sulphur into acres of long term dry storage by forming blocks of bright yellow sulphur by spraying molten sulphur into metal forms on the ground and allowing to cool.

The city blocks stretched from 1st Street to 15th Street incorporating a system of alleys forming an " H " shape that enabled businesses and residential homes to be serviced from the alleys behing them.

As the city started to get overcrowded in the 14th century, new buildings were built on the shores outside the city wall, and gradually land fillings between the bridges along the shores gave room for sheds and storehouses forming the elongated blocks separated by narrow alleys which are today characteristic for the old town.

The upper surface of the blocks are rotated backwards, forming depressions which may accumulate water to create ponds or swampy areas.

The cylinders were divided in three blocks in a triangular arrangement, the blocks forming sides with crankshafts located in each apex of the triangle.

In Asian cities such as Singapore, Hong Kong and Seoul, an estate may range from detached houses to high density tower blocks with or without commercial facilities ; in Europe and America, these may take the form of town housing, or the older-style rows of terraced houses associated with the industrial revolution, detached or semi-detached houses with small plots of land around them forming gardens, and are frequently without commercial facilities.

Vitrification is characteristic for amorphous materials or disordered systems and occurs when bonding between elementary particles ( atoms, molecules, forming blocks ) becomes higher than a certain threshold value.

In the latter case, the goldsmith will use a variety of tools and machinery, including the rolling mill, the drawplate, and perhaps swage blocks and other forming tools to make the metal into shapes needed to build the intended piece.

The deep crater, across, is surrounded by a flat-floored terrace-like ring trough with an outer edge of collapsed blocks forming ring faults.

Organic mulches can mat down, forming a barrier that blocks water and air flow between the soil and the atmosphere.

Welded tuff textures are distinctive ( termed eutaxitic ), with flattened lapilli, fiamme, blocks and bombs forming oblate to discus-shaped forms within layers.

The station consisted of two double storey blocks linked by a narrow passage Timber was the basic material used for the prefabricated load bearing panels forming the structure.

As originally built, the hall had a single quadrangle of accommodation blocks, with a further accommodation block and the main hall and library forming a second, but open-ended, court.

Geta are made of one piece of solid wood forming the sole and two wooden blocks underneath.

When the tensional forces are strong enough to cause the plate to split apart it will do so such that a center block will drop down relative to its flanking blocks, forming a graben.

* Brick, an artificial stone made by forming clay into rectangular blocks

Drapers Gardens is a site in the City of London at the junction of Throgmorton Avenue and Copthall Avenue on land owned by the Drapers ' Company, originally forming gardens but used for major office blocks from the 1960s.

Sikhote-Alin mountain range is a natural barrier which blocks the penetration of the monsoonal winds from the south and the east, forming a specific microclimate of the district.

There are also small cymbals fixed into wood blocks forming another type of instrument also known as khartal.

The platforms are connected at the south end just past the bumper blocks ( forming a " U " shape ), where there is an unstaffed exit containing two HEET turnstiles and one exit-only turnstile.