The interface between science and morality was thus strewn not only with epistemological obstacles but also with ideological traps.
These issues, called aspects, "crosscut" the natural decomposition of the main functionality, resulting in small bits of related code strewn across the system.
These gardens were designed not to accommodate full body burials, but to provide a place in which cremated remains could be strewn or interred.
The soul travels through dangerous zones, its path is both long and strewn with pitfalls.
They ravaged the area, and have left white bones of the dead strewn everywhere with their souls hovering about.
These are minorities which do not occupy geographically contiguous territories, but are strewn over various states and local government areas.
Our epistemological position leads us to conclude that this is more often than not a futile task, strewn with methodological problems.
These haematite-rich 'berries ' weather out of the rock and are strewn across the surface.
