It was an era defined by that constant seeking of the next conversation, the next potential client/customer/broker/date.
Leonetti's law institutes a method of care that involves: the constant seeking for consensus; the purposeful choice of options; condemnation of unreasonable therapeutic obstinacy and the right of patients to object to it.
"The constant seeking of fresh meat, in an absurd way – the pursuit of desire, in order not to feel dead.
In a way, you are bound to fail in the constant seeking of perfection through pushing the body.
"I think Tom knows that his relationship to alcohol and his constant seeking of adventure, as he calls it in the play, belies a kind of desire that he is not able to fully embrace," he said.
With the aggravation of population aging and the government's constant seeking of the countermeasures, and for the needs of the society, aging and anti-aging research have become an elevating trend in the society, the academia, science, and technology circle, as well as the service industries.
1. social missions 2. community benefit 3. innovation 4. social transformation Dees (1998b) "SE is the process comprised of the following compulsory parts: the creation of sustainable social change, the constant seeking of new opportunities for valued social change, constant commitment to innovation, refusal to be limited by resources, and accountability to society".
My constant seeking of Jesus has taken me to experience many different Christian traditions, and some non-Christian, and my spiritual views have broadened.
It was observed that the size of gold NPs significantly correlate to binding constant, K, as well as the degree of cooperatively of particle-protein binding (Hill constant, n), In particular, the binding constant increases with NP size, whereas the Hill constant seeks to decrease with NP size.
Constant searches – all of this is a constant effort to seek out and find one's vulnerable spot.
