Strongest Knowledge by Presence; Mulla Shamsa’s view about God’s Knowledge to others by Seyed Mohammad Ali Dibaji, Hassan Mohseni Rad

“…In <em>Hashiiyeh</em>, he reasons that since presence of objects for God is stronger than theirs for themselves, so the God’s knowledge to his nature is his knowledge to others and he believes that <em>knowledge by presence</em> comes true either by presence of cognition itself or presence of something more intense than presence of knowing itself, and knowledge of God is from second kind. …”
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Guest Editorial: On the Potential Role of Psi in an Expanded Science of the Physical, Experiential and Spiritual by Charles Tart

“…If they don't fit the observable data, or make any testable predictions, the theory is a nice idea, but it's got to be modified or dropped in favor of something more adequate if it’s to be part of essential science.  …”
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Functional Disruption of the Constitutional Monarchy and the Transition to Enlightened Tyranny: A Functionalist Analysis of the Change in the Governance Method by aboalghasem shahryari, Seyed Hosein Athari, Mohsen Khalili, Mahdi Najafzadeh

“…This makes clear the very disruption in the most fundamental functioning of the system of Qajar Iran, which, following the functional logic, effected the non-adaptation and dysfunctionality of other dimensions as well.The persistence of the situation even within the constitutional governance ultimately underscored the need for something more than legislation, leading to a conceptual change of the limit of power and adoption of Japanese and German models of establishing a centralized and powerful structure to effect the reforms demanded by the thinkers. …”
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Povezovanje tvarnih in pisanih virov pri proučevanju zgodnjega srednjega veka alpskih Slovanov by Andrej Pleterski

“…Thus each complements and supplements the other. ot There now follow some practical examples of the successful combination of contempora™ material and written sources.22. 23. 24> 26 y At any event something more must be said on the attitude of archaeologists to the use of written sources. …”
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IVF and Motherhood by Julia Bolzon

“…Mine was not a full-hearted embrace of motherhood at this point, not at all, just … an awareness of the womb urge deep down inside like the first rumbles of hunger or the first flicker of thirst.[5] Of her own accord, Fleming acknowledges that this longing was for both something more and also something coming from within, pointing to the presence of a desire that is at once ‘inside’ inside her and yet something that she cannot give to herself. …”
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The Transmission mechanisms of the position and Functions of Prophets in Abrahamic Religions by Mohammad Reza Vasfi, S. Roohollah Shafiee

“…Although, this mechanism may be too general in its inclusion to be an exclusive mechanism of the prophets, it undergoes a shift of meaning in theology as far as the prophets are concerned. It becomes something more than the mere inheriting of the father&rsquo;s properties by his children. …”
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Public Policy Through the Lens of Necessity by Anne Zimmerman

“…If a dead body is something more special than ordinary property, preventing harm to it may be more important than using it to save a life. …”
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The presentation of personality in the novels of Max Frisch and Uwe Johnson by Cock, M, Mary E. Stewart

“…If a thoughtful response is required of the reader he must be presented with something more than simple topicality. It is however equally unsatisfactory to mystify the reader without allowing him some degree of final insight into the meaning of the work, even if - as in Frisch's case - the theme <em>is</em> that we are too swift in our judgements of others. …”

An Exploration of the Effects of Gene-Editing Technology on Human Identity by Ava Allwardt

“…The idea of a non-physical aspect to humans challenges reductive physicalism and provides the space for something more than the body to define a human. The mind confirms existence and thereby grants identity, suggesting not only that the mind exists, but also that it is more central to identity than the body. …”
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Future scenarios. A cinematic perspective by François Penz

“…High-Rise’s enticing trailer’s voice-over1 evokes perfectly the potential of a better future, inviting us to be immersed into a carefully constructed film world: ‘Ever wanted something more? Ever thought there could be a better way to live free from the shackles of the old tired world? …”
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Climate forcing growth rates: doubling down on our Faustian bargain by James Hansen, Pushker Kharecha, Makiko Sato

“…Land use change can be only a partial explanation for the decrease of the airborne fraction; something more than land use change seems to be occurring. …”
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A Queer Essay by Simon Gilbertson

“…Somethings else, somethings more. Perhaps.…”
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