In "Varieties of Religious Experience," he writes that,"in the religion of the twice-born, the world is a double-storied mystery.
In Varieties of Capitalism; The Institutional Foundations of Comparative Advantage, Peter A. Hall and David Soskice (H&S) argue that technological specialization patterns are largely determined by the prevailing "variety of capitalism".
Heat, naturally, comes in varieties, from mild to insufferable, which lends itself easily to hyperbole.
Mongolian loanwords occur from the 13th century on, notably in varieties of nomadic groups.
Much matzo, of course, is made by machine these days, in varieties like whole wheat, rye, egg, spelt.
Inscriptions from the 4th century occur in the Geʿez language both in Sabaean and in varieties of the Ethiopic script.
This is reflected not only in varieties of research but also in course offerings in academic departments.
Moreover, small genetic changes in varieties or species may be associated with the development of different anthocyanins.
This ideal is actually not all that different from the ideal that evolved in varieties of Christianity or Judaism in their encounters with America.
But on a rainy day at the beginning of March, at the Louis Licari salon on Fifth Avenue, the subject was roses, as in varieties of red.
Looking like a herd of Santas resting up after Christmas, they dress in varieties of "Papa" drag and compete in events including arm wrestling, fishing and drinking.
