By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, June 17 , 1933P. 14 Mr. North did not reach entirely unaided his decision to buy Mrs. North a bottle of really nice perfume for her birthday A combination of circumstances, prominent among them, Mrs. North, urged him on... View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.
The current research examined differences between women engineers who persisted in an engineering career versus those who left engineering using a combination of two prominent theories of career change: social cognitive career theory (SCCT, Lent, Brown & Hackett, 1994 20022) and integrated model of career change (Rhodes & Doering, 1983).
The arrival of this troika, a seemingly unbeatable combination, and the decision of prominent New York galleries like Gagosian and Matthew Marks to establish outposts in Los Angeles (Mr. Marks's gallery will open next winter), did much to bolster Mr. Broad's grand assertion that "Los Angeles could become the contemporary art capital of the world".
Then R4a was selected as the most prominent combination of RBS sequence and AS thereafter.
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One essential task for these algorithms is to learn the prominent combination of histone modifications.
While TS is a heterogeneous entity [ 8], the combination of associated comorbidities with prominent and severe SIB may raise questions about the diagnosis.
The most idiosyncratic red, with an enticingly oaky, funky character, was Channing Daughters Winery's 2009 Sculpture Garden ($30), an unusual combination of merlot; teroldego, a grape prominent in Trentino-Alto Adige, in northeastern Italy; and blaufränkisch, an Austrian grape.
These compositions (which were occasionally entitled concerti) demonstrate those traits—simple homophonic (essentially chordal) texture, strong declamatory rhythm, and the varied alternation and combination of blocks of sound that became prominent in Baroque instrumental and choral music.
A combination of factors will have been prominent in his reasoning.
