In the medical report, it says I was irritable, I harassed people politically, I was doing steadily worse in school, my mother thought I had sexual problems, I hadn't matured sufficiently for my age and when I wanted something I tried to get it by every possible means, which revealed increasingly radical and extremist attitudes".
The debut was no instant hit, but it did steadily add viewers as the night went on.
The court on Tuesday clearly increased the state's burden in capital cases, as it has done steadily for a decade.
In his first eight major-league seasons he averaged 22 home runs, although his totals did steadily increase and he hit 40 in 1996, then a career high.
It's easy to imagine writers working the way Dickens's prolific contemporary, Anthony Trollope, did — steadily, routinely, knocking off his 2,000 words a day until, by the end of his life, he had written 47 novels.
Also performing well were the computer-animated "Jimmy Neutron Boy Geniuss," which earned $15 million, and "Vanilla Sky," a psychological thriller starring Tom Cruise, which drew generally bad reviews but has done steadily well at the box office, earning $11.5 million this weekend and dropping only 4percentt from the weekend before.
Costa crisply navigates the currents of Darwin here, as he does steadily throughout his book.
The distributions of the co-implanted hydrogen also vary in that the intensity in depth profiling with secondary ion mass spectrometry does steadily decrease in the oxidized Ta, while in the metallic Ta it shows a short indentation below the surface and then decreases only very slowly.
Predictive ability, however, did steadily increase up until the maximum training population size possible in the cross validation strategy.
The authors found that a) the number of different types of deletions per sample (used as proxy of diversity) does not increase with age, while b) the ratio of total deletion frequency over the number of deletion types (used as proxy of expansion) does steadily increase with age.
It did not come steadily but lurched, hauling up and landward in huge jerks.
