Our particular excursion, arranged with tour operator High Lives, included a cook, Nadina, who whipped out a feast of avocados, salad, quinoa, lamb and roast llama.
This particular excursion had been organised by Big Fish Expeditions, owned and operated by Andy Murch.
On this particular excursion, Bonnie and Glen Ahrens of North Babylon called the shots.
Many chapters start with a New Journalistic excursion into a particular moment in the life of an important figure.
There was a particular emphasis on Japan with these excursions, our tipster says, but it also reached China, India, Spain and many more markets where lower cost devices have a very strong foothold.
For a particular input dataset, the RBF network models the interpolated excursion solely based on the direction to a new light a′: an estimate is given by η ̂ = RBF ( a ′ ).
This exclusionary policing insists that donors practise a particular kind of living where race, sexual partners, nutrition, iron levels, geographic excursions are transposed onto participation in vital citizenship.
A particular concern is that in patients who start Q3W dosing, Hb levels will undergo transient excursions into concentrations that exceed the Hb level needed to avoid a transfusion or exceed the Hb range of 10 to 12 g/dL.
Bradley's excursion into moral psychology represents an effort to explain the process whereby one identifies one's satisfaction with a particular ideal object, which is an essential element in the structure of volitional action.
And her excursions in shopping provide her biography: a hand-painted sweater is a trip to Paris; the heavy embroidered Chanel-style jacket is that time in Milan she sought out a particular artisan.
Sinclair's excursions have often taken him to, and through, parks and in Lights Out for the Territory, he relates a particular pilgrimage to Maryon Park in Charlton, which served as a location in Antonioni's classic 1966 film Blow-Up.
