In practice, RC interaction is now customarily addressed in terms of departures from perfect linear genetic correlation between the performance of genotypes in different environments, a concept enunciated by Falconer (1952).
For some songs on the "Hard Times" album, he's drawn on his life not as a punk roaming the streets but as a husband, and a father of two teenagers — not topics he's customarily addressed.
The Lord - not customarily, it seems, addressed by groundlings as "Lordy" - knew what he was doing.
"The country braces for cold and storms each winter, but this year's conditions are more severe than cities and counties customarily prepare to address," he said.
Mr. Ban was followed by Dilma Rousseff, the president of Brazil, which is customarily the first state to address the hall.
In his 2007 book, "Straight Ahead: The Memoirs of a Mississippi Governor," he wrote that he was determined not to call her only by her first name, the customarily demeaning way many Southern whites addressed blacks.
§ 317.312 Reference amounts customarily consumed per eating occasion.
§ 101.12 Reference amounts customarily consumed per eating occasion.
A client could object to your sales offer because of 1 or 2 details that aren't being addressed or that aren't customarily offered to new clients.
Manufacturers customarily provide only a few product variants to address the average needs of users in the major segments of markets they serve.
In many developed countries, including Finland, health care authorities customarily consider the international mobility of physicians as a means for addressing the shortage of general practitioners (GPs).
