The Pontiff's primary acquaintance with capitalism was within his native Argentina, bearing little resemblance to a classic free market.
Social support received by participants undertaking the course came from sources either outside (e.g. partner, family, friends or people in the environment, such as colleagues or acquaintances) or within (e.g. counsellor or other participants) the course.
Acquaintance with the masterpieces of the tradition will be her touchstone, although they, too, are appreciated only within the context of that tradition.
Although analytical chemists mostly are familiar with the validation guidelines within the discipline of their responsibility, we believe that they may take advantage of a better acquaintance with recommendations among disciplines.
However, this methodology has not been widely used within clinical medicine due to a lack of familiarity with highly quantitative methods and a greater acquaintance with statistical modeling approaches based on inference and empirical data analysis.
"Within my friend group, there was a young man that had been accused of rape, of raping someone that I was also an acquaintance with," said Camille Coleman, 19, a political science major at Bergen Community College in New Jersey.
Close acquaintance with the subject guided the accurate presentation not only of the outward image but also of the sensation within, transforming the subjective and personal to the mystical and universal.
Establish your place within a social circle by becoming friends or respected acquaintances with as many people within that circle as possible.
Both are "small" by the limitations they place upon their inhabitants, but also because they make people live within restricted circles of acquaintance.
They noted when someone yawned, and then whether a nearby acquaintance or friend did the same within a 3-minute period.
