"Lowell Lake was a tall man, rather thin, with thin sandy hair and a distant, preoccupied, though amiable disposition," the novel begins, a description that applied to the author as well.
It is the events in the heart of the Arab world and not the disposition of Muammar el-Qaddafi's distant penal colony that will determine the future of the Middle East for generations to come.
We think that we are a bit older than just five minutes, but it is logically possible that the world sprang into existence just five minutes ago, complete with our dispositions to have memorial seemings of a more distant past and items such as apparent fossils that suggest a past going back millions of years.
In [26] it is argued that it is difficult for a human to make accurate predictions about a situation or an experience (e.g., sentiment, preference, disposition) when the future forecasting time point (t_{0}) is rather distant from the current time point (t_0) on which the same experience is evaluated.
Lemurs are prosimians, distant primate cousins of humans with binocular vision, nimble five-fingered hands and a social disposition.
Chromosomes 1, 11, 15, 16, 17, and 22 also showed high representation in distant species and high proportion of NP3M, whereas chromosomes 4 and 13 showed the contrary dispositions.
Therefore, the added advantage to using ultrasound-driven microbubbles to perturb endothelial cells is its disposition to be locally targeted, thereby minimising the influence on other biochemical pathways found in distant physiological processes.
One of the most famous examples of this is a study about lottery winners: they are often happy for a little while, but eventually the novelty of the money wears off, distant relatives hold out their hands a few times too many, and the winners return to their native dispositions.
Disposition: Claim thrown out.
