Economic slowdowns can often be characterised as periods of hesitation.
This exhibition technique is often evocative, as periods and preoccupations intertwine, showing continuities across centuries.
"Short-term absences, such as for a vacation, are counted as periods of use".
In contrast to many surrounding regions, Switzerland experienced the 17th and 18th centuries as periods of peace and rising prosperity.
It is customary to refer to horizontal series of elements in the table as periods and vertical series as groups.
There's even evidence that the epigenetic changes caused by some experiences, such as periods of starvation or drug use, can be passed on to future generations.
Then he leaps up as periods change to rush into the hallways and make sure he is seen ushering pupils to class.
The difference between Obama's record and Bush's is even starker if you focus on entire Presidential terms, including periods of recession as well as periods of recovery.
Among the farming peoples all ages take part in the work during critical periods, such as periods of weeding and harvesting.
Still, despite rapid modernization, as well as periods of neglect and greed throughout the millennia, Damascus has thus far managed to survive with its unique core intact.
KARL SMITH posts the chart below, from Calculated Risk:And he writes:My tendency has been to describe recession as periods in which people "lost their jobs".
