Giants and dwarfs were often classed as monsters, probably because of the prominent places they occupied in mythology.
Though Bradbury is often classed as an SF writer, that title only really reflects a modest portion of his work; in fact, he routinely moves between SF, horror and more mainstream literature, and We'll Always Have Paris is typically diverse.
Is it not a natural consequence of self-love to honor those who protect us, and to love such as do us good?" This "natural" religion – opposed to the "artificial" religions enforced in the institutions – is often classed as a form of deism.
George Herbert Mead (1863 1931), American philosopher and social theorist, is often classed with William James, Charles Sanders Peirce, and John Dewey as one of the most significant figures in classical American pragmatism.
Seasonal influenza vaccination coverage in the Netherlands was similar to pandemic influenza vaccination coverage but consistently occurred earlier and therefore was more often classed as past exposure (table 4).
On this side of the Atlantic amber is something of an also-ran, often classed as a "semiprecious stone"–which is to say, hardly precious at all along with such toss-ins as tiger's-eye and peridot.
Though often classed as one, it is not really a science.
For those with mental illness or epilepsy, which is often popularly classed as a mental condition [ 41, 56], faith healers may often be a preferred option [ 41].
Both classes of CAIs are often referred to as "classical" inhibitors of CA and bind directly to the Zn II) ion in the active site, displacing the Zn-bound solvent molecule.
