For cultural reasons, upon his death he became referred to as George Burarrwanga.
This became referred to as a way of establishing a connection between different points, and the theory became called the theory of connections on manifolds.
The mutating of the nerve was done by Rhythm and Hues Studios, who also worked on the sonar-sense which became referred to as the "shadow world".
The B-52's official name Stratofortress is rarely used; informally, the aircraft has become commonly referred to as the BUFF (Big Ugly Fat Fucker).
The reasons are numerous, but some argue that certain cases are linked to muscle dysmorphia – or "bigorexia", as it has become routinely referred to in headlines – the fear of being too small and seeing oneself as weak, when in reality you are large and muscular.
Over the years they have become commonly referred to as 'QoL' measures, as the need arose to assess this construct in clinical trials.
A chart on Tuesday listing lobbyists who became politicians referred incorrectly to Representative Dan Lungren's election in 2004.
You get plaques and tangles that become dysfunctional," referring to protein clusters and cell transport systems that the disease affects.
An article on Tuesday about Hugh L. Carey's life in Brooklyn before he became governor referred incorrectly to the street on which his childhood home is located.
Dakin's letter, and a media statement issued after the refusal became public, referred to the House of Bishops' pastoral guidance on same-sex marriage.
