Soon, the rooster squeaks and the pigs cluck, as all the animals and their customary noises are switched around in the latest of what seems a wave of anti-cat picture books.
He has asked to go next March, citing the pressures of the job, and the company's board of trustees has consented, making the customary noises of grateful regret.
He introduces this one with the customary noises of exasperation over his "disagreeable profession" ("He asked me politely how my work was going.... I said that I was sick of it, but that I had always been sick of it"), but, once launched, the tale floats along without interruption, and is something of an idyll.
The idea neatly combines familiar Green concerns about air and noise pollution with customary Green enthusiasm for local empowerment, green business and food production and wraps them up in an economic case for more productive land use.
It is customary to append integrated white-noises to either the input or output channels.
The reading usually takes less than an hour to finish, and when the name Haman is mentioned, it is customary to make a lot of noise to "blot" out the evil name.
The merging of SAXS profiles is customary to generate a profile of sufficient signal-to-noise in the entire q-range.
This year, the Suns have ridden a late-season hot streak back to their customary place near the top of the Western Conference and could make some noise come playoff time.
In many engineering problems, it is customary to use viscoelastic materials in the passive control of structural vibration and noise radiation.
Based on the measurements of noise in gene expression performed during the past decade, it has become customary to think of gene regulation in terms of a two-state model, where the promoter of a gene can stochastically switch between an ON and an OFF state.
When Hetchman's wife and his best friend are reduced to making loonlike noises to describe the look of his head without its customary fedora, you understand why words fail them.
