A few months ago, I spoke with a Canadian economist, Linda Nazareth, about her prediction that we are entering an age governed by changes in leisure patterns.
The paradox of Sgt Pepper's canonical status and its aesthetic value suggests that there is probably a collective sentimentality for pop's "golden age" governing at least part of our reasoning when we are asked to submit Best Albums of All Time lists.
Stress chews away at our DNA, shortening the age-governing telomeres and telling cells to age faster.
American politicians in the age of Governing through Crime never want to appear to be sympathizing with a criminal.
It was found that fatigue lifetimes of deep rolled as-quenched AA6110 after ageing were governed by near-surface hardness.
Instead of debating proposals to harmonize Canadian and American tax rates or ways to deliver health care to an aging population, governing Liberals lampooned Mr. Day as a believer in creationism and charged that his supporters included Holocaust deniers.
Blood feud is an anachronistic practice codified in the Kanun, a code of law that emerged in the middle ages to govern life in the isolated north of Albania.
In addition, since this instrument comes housed in a case susceptible to such indignities as phlegm, indigestion, fatigue and age, and is governed by a circuit board vulnerable to vagaries like moods, hormones and domestic discord, the challenges multiply.
On the contrary, if small adult individuals are harvested ((h_{2} neq0)), then the per capita annual survival probability at age two is governed by the following inequality: s_{2}< frac{f_{2} 1-s_{3} 1-h_{3}))}{(frac{f_{2} 1-s_{3} 1-h_{3}})}.
Rather, physiological differences co-varying with age and sex, governed the mortality patterns across mainland Europe.
Today, the best interests of the child or of other children of the same age or condition govern biomedical research involving children, while the wishes of adults expressed while still competent or alive (if known) govern research on material from incompetent or deceased adults.
