This partnership initiated by Fight for Sight, the UK's leading eye research charity was established with support, financial and in kind, from the College of Optometrists, the Royal College of Ophthalmologists, the NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre, the RNIB, UK Vision Strategy and the Cochrane Eyes and Vision Group.
They're still high-energy now, but that was incredible and kind of from the Exile on Main St.
I received a very thoughtful and kind note from the Vice President.
I didn't know her personally, and these posts felt highly personal, and different in kind from the buoyant mundanity of the rest of my feed.
When he called the next day, I admitted that the roses had wilted, and in the afternoon a dozen new roses arrived, this time red, and not the kind from the corner deli.
And not the kind from the paper pouch.
Many lived on their own income or property, others were supported by the local parish, and some, as we know from English anchorites, received bequests and possibly gifts in kind from the faithful.
The award, which will be called the "A+", is the first of its kind from the organization and will be presented in May at its annual meeting.
As to Iraq, while it might be willing to tolerate some NATO help, it wants that help to come from individual countries and to be no different in kind from the assistance of, say, Australia or Kuwait.
That is, speech perception's objects differ in kind from the sounds and acoustic structures we hear in general audition (Liberman et al. 1967, Liberman and Mattingly 1985).
