"All I can tell you is that Camus was the most attractive man I have ever met," William Phillips, the journal's editor, said, while the thorny Lionel Abel not only compared him to Bogart but kept telling Hawes that Camus's central trait was his "elegance".
The cognitive trick is a central trait of how the products we use every day become part of our lives.
Coach Vince Lombardi, the Green Bay Packers icon, defined the central trait of great coaching and formidable teams: "Individual commitment to a group effort--that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work".
More effort and attention should be paid to improve and optimize flavour upon delivery to the consumer, and flavour should be considered as a central trait to determine fruit postharvest quality.
In both groups, concern about biomedical enhancement has traditionally focussed on its potential to alter fundamental traits – traits central to our identity or personality or humanity – and moral characteristics are fundamental traits par excellence.
One of the central component traits determining the overall yield is the grain number per panicle.
Missing, he argues, is a central character trait, a disposition to participate.
But to just comment for a moment on the entirety of politics not just Liberals, this is the central, electable trait of politicians of any party: they must be able to lie through their teeth and make it look real and truthful while wincing is kept to a minimum.
Collectively, we have demonstrated a direct genetic link between the central reproductive trait, ovary size, and the pollen-hoarding syndrome of worker honey bees.
