Ariya-puggala, ( Pali: "noble person") abbreviation ariya, Sanskrit arya-pudgala, in Theravada Buddhism, a person who has attained one of the four levels of holiness.
Even those who have attained one of those rare, coveted professorships are under intense strain: A preoccupation with funding and other career-related metrics crowds out real discovery among aspiring and established scientists alike.
Most of them (83%) had attained above five years of formal education, with majority having attained five to eight years of schooling.
The physician Ben Goldacre, appalled by McKeith's voodoo science, was able to attain one of the same nutritionists' professional certificates as on her CV for just $60, when he applied for it online in the name of his dead cat.
By 2008, UNICEF reported that Canada ranked last among twenty-five countriesr countries by "failing to attain nine of UNICEF's ten benchmark indicators of quality and access in ECEC provision" (Friendly and Prentice 2009, p. 3).
Nonetheless, "Lovebird" sold fewer than 600 copies upon its release, failing to attain one of the top 200 chart positions on the UK Singles Chart; however, two weeks after the release of Glassheart, "Lovebird" peaked at number 22 on the South Korea Gaon Single Chart due to strong digital download sales.
1.3 Mission Corporate Fitness is a health service that helps businesses and individual workers attain one of the greatest gifts of all--that of good health.
And if you've attained fifty per cent of your goals with a certain method namely, violence you are reluctant to give it up.
Think how much in a fighter has been consumed and consolidated and excreted!" He laughed, acknowledging that his words hadn't quite attained five pounds of pressure.
Police officers were chosen for the study because they are well educated in the sense that the majority have attained four years of secondary education, come from an established organisation and are easy to access.
We thus attained five separate groups composed of 56, 55, 70, 60 and 63 promoters of genes expressed in flower, seed, root, shoot and whole plant, respectively.
