But Chivers, with plenty of self-doubting humor, told me that she hopes one day to develop a scientifically supported model to explain female sexual response, though she wrestles, for the moment, with the preliminary bits of perplexing evidence she has collected — with the question, first, of why women are aroused physiologically by such a wider range of stimuli than men.
Together they formulate a plan to distract Paul by meeting each day to develop an elaborate multigenerational story, transposing the events of the 20th century into episodes in the life of a contemporary Italian-Finnish family, the Roccamatios.
The company had initially been set a deadline of Thursday to develop a solution that was technologically feasible and acceptable to the Environmental Protection Agency.
Mr. McCollum and Fox — along with the film producer John Davis and Tom McGrath, a veteran entertainment executive — announced a joint venture on Thursday to develop a slate of nine to 12 musicals based on Fox films.
Queensland's government is expected to hold an emergency cabinet meeting on Wednesday to develop a strategy to deal with the cost of the disaster to its agricultural and mining sectors, said Kimberley Gardiner, a spokeswoman for the state premier, Anna Bligh.
#SchoolShield #NSS #NRA http://t.co/5PZZzT9KCI — NRA News (@NRANews) 2 Apr 13 As our colleague, Sheryl Gay Stolberg reported, the National Rifle Association's school safety task force unveiled its plan Tuesday to develop a plan to train and equip security guards at schools across the country.
The news emerged as the Board of Supervisors agreed Tuesday to develop a plan to impose a moratorium on such electronic dance music events.
The popular streaming service announced plans on Wednesday to develop a series and film projects set in the Narnia universe, thanks to a new deal with the C.S. Lewis Co., which manages the rights to the acclaimed Irish author's works. .
Tweebay took a day to develop using Twitter's APIs, and is just a side project of Rawlings' company ScreenReach.
Children need to hear approximately 21,000 words a day to develop their vocabularies.
