Having written that essay, having confronted for the first time this fact of my life — that I had been raised in Rhode Island, a place I never really knew, an experience I never fully came to terms with in some ways — helped me, and I thought, O.K., I would like to set this book in Rhode Island, consciously, and name it as such.
Having written that essay, having confronted for the first time this fact of my life that I had been raised in Rhode Island, a place I never really knew, an experience I never fully came to terms with in some ways—helped me, and I thought, O.K., I would like to set this book in Rhode Island, consciously, and name it as such.
In this artificial capturing of local color, he pretends to be confronted for the first time with this prospect of being on camera.
This has demonstrated that a contamination by a GM micro-organism (GMM) may occur in feed additives and has confronted for the first time,the enforcement laboratories with this type of RASFF.
Arriving at the studios, he was confronted for the first time by a wall of paparazzi.
Yet, as Oz said of the book, "Many Israelis confronted for the first time, in a deep way, the reality of the occupation".
Admittedly, the naive end-user being confronted for the first time with the activity cliff concept will require some time to fully appreciate the intrinsic value of this cheminformatics-based approach towards the analysis of structure-activity relationships.
Indeed in the Discussion section, the reader is confronted for the first time with largely undocumented data to support the section's conclusions.
This allowed them to confront for the first time an important prediction of inflation theory.
"It's a vicious cycle that the economy has had to confront for the last decade or longer".
