Surprisingly, these songs adapted from what is now known as "Little Red Book" were eventually proscribed by Chairman Mao's wife, Jiang Qing, who objected to what she saw as their off-color propensity to set listeners into pleasurable motion.
Various host factors that may increase the risk of uveal melanoma include Caucasian race, light skin and eye color, and propensity to sunburn [4].
A Maine Yankee with Irish blood (and Irish wit, coloring, and propensity for high drama and strong drink), Millay was born in 1892, which places her in the fin-de-siècle generation of Pound, Eliot, Marianne Moore, H.D., and William Carlos Williams.
If they are rude and cut in line, we do not suppose that everyone with the same skin color has a propensity to do so.
On her Tumblr, Tiny PMS, she uses her innate propensity for color to match small objects like sharpened pencils, small plants, and candy, with their Pantone paint chip counterparts.
Down the hall from Fache's studio hangs the work of Marco Beria, a Venezuelan visual artist who shares Fache's propensity for color in a more regulated form.
This is also perceptible by visualization of the colored samples which present low color homogeneity and therefore more propensity to be washed-out.
The structure of the basal state of arrestin-3 (PDB ID: 3P2D (Zhan et al., 2011)) is colored according to the propensity for structural disorder (color-code shown on the left).
But given kids' propensity for coloring on walls, it would certainly be nice if it still cleaned wallpaper too.
In other words: An Android user's propensity for the color green and desire for an unrestricted market is no indication of their drive to get some freakaleak on the side.
