I only worked with Jane a few times, but was struck by the speed at which she worked and her presence, which changed perceptibly from the charming to the charmingly controlling when she looked though the lens of her camera.
In theory at least, she should manage to keep the two big parties together: both of them now need to be on their best behaviour, or run the risk of being punished at the next election.Already, the thrust of German politics has changed perceptibly since the coalition was formed in November.
A nice round sum, but it will not make any country "rich", or even perceptibly less poor.M.A. ADELMANMassachusettsCambridge,Japan's minnowsSIR--Having read your piece on small firms in Japan (March 29th), I would like to add that the total number of manufacturing units in the country peaked at 446,942 in 1983 and has declined ever since, falling to 382,825 in 1994 (the latest year available).
Previous experiments have shown that neither dose perceptibly harms bees.
But for most of the country's elite the most conspicuous item of consumption is sending their children to university in America.In much of India, life is getting perceptibly better each year.
With unemployment rising and moral values shifting, the social fabric is perceptibly fraying.
But because of the effects of mass on an object's wavelength, matter tends to behave in a perceptibly wave-like way only at the sub-atomic scale.
They bend perceptibly on impact and make it almost impossible to hit a clean winner from the base line.
Patrizia Caraveo and her colleagues, at the Istituto di Fisica Cosmica in Milan have recently reported that in two pictures taken 12 days apart by the Hubble space telescope the point of light had shifted perceptibly.
Biologically speaking, childbirth makes perceptibly greater demands on women than on men: you might expect female life-expectancy to be lower, accordingly.
Moreover, at high latitudes where the geographical and magnetic poles are perceptibly separate from one another it was to the magnetic pole that the animals pointed.
