But for centuries, it has carried a decidedly negative meaning, applied to followers of gods and goddesses of classical or tribal religions displaced by Christianity.
It will be fascinating to see how their approach based on the most ancient of city-building strategies fares compared with those applied by their more decidedly secular rivals.
It will be fascinating to see how their approach--based on the most ancient of city-building strategies--fares compared with those applied by their more decidedly secular rivals.
A few hours later, The Wall Street Journal picked up the story, but applied a new headline, with a decidedly different twist on the story: "Activist Faces Charges in Chevron Meeting Outburst".
In addition, they decidedly set out to apply engineering principles in biology, and they see this at the very heart of SB [48 51].
There is decidedly less variation in published estimates of % change over time, but when these changes are applied to actual size it makes a very large difference.
For salad is, or should be, an elastic concept, a word that can be applied to all manner of fabulous assemblies: sometimes on the light and nibblish side, but often decidedly hearty.
Even though men and woman have nearly equalized behind the stoves, the climate in most kitchens maintains a decidedly masculine atmosphere, and "bro-dom" applies across the board.
American and Japanese chefs complain that Michelin's inspectors apply inappropriate French standards to decidedly non-French food.
He has also, however, recently been decidedly anti-integrationist in his trade policies, applying those steel tariffs and signing into law a lavish new farm-subsidy bill.
NASA is applying space technology to a decidedly down-to-earth effort that links the production of algae-based fuel with an inexpensive method of sewage treatment.
