An extensive body of notes appended to the book provides vital geographical and political context to the piece.
When I was through studying, separating, defining, and coding the whole body of notes, I had thirty-six three-by-five cards, each with two or three code words representing a component of the story.
A man who has never run any public body of any note is a risk, even if his campaign has been a model of discipline.And the Obama phenomenon would not always be helpful, because it would raise expectations to undue heights.
The habituation or extinction model of fear is supported by a considerable body of literature noting that prolonged contact with fear-producing stimuli results in increased physiological reactivity and subjective distress.
Again, the edge of each corner should be aligned to the edge of the main body of the note.
The edges of both triangles should be flush to the edge of the main body of the note.
You should be left with two triangles that hang off the main body of the note but are aligned with the edges of the main body.
Vivian Wineman, who heads the Board of Deputies of British Jews, the umbrella body of British Jewry, notes that spikes in anti-Jewish attacks correlate to bouts of fighting in the Middle East.
The final score, the size of the crowd (18, at a university with a student body of 31,068, he notes) —Talese checks off the facts, then directs our attention to Sal Carillo, a freshman paid three bucks to tend the scoreboard, hanging the tin-plated numerals.
The majority of his writings consist of essays, articles or presentations produced for specific occasions on the one hand and of a large body of sketches, studies, notes, expositions and entire treatises on the other.
Casey Childs, the founder of Primary Stages theater, described Mr. Foote's body of work by noting his "ability to find the miracle in the everyday, the gift of extracting the riches from the commonplace".
