It is during the formative years of residency that the two rival models of psychiatric medicine compete for the hearts and minds of tomorrow's practitioners, and it is the voices of this population -- earnest, confused, overwhelmed and more and more cynical -- that fill "Of Two Minds".
In 1950, before rare earth mining started in earnest, the city had a population of 97,000.
In the 1940's and 50's, when the population began expanding in earnest, a mailbox at the end of the driveway became a symbol of suburban life, and it still is.
The crash in the clam population, which Mr. Wise said began in earnest in about 1977, is generally attributed to overharvesting.
However, if the potential suitability and efficacy of BDIs for prisoner populations is to be evaluated in earnest, it is essential that methodological rigor is substantially improved.
Identification and characterisation of this cartilage progenitor population in human tissue has begun in earnest.
Another factor in the city's population loss was white flight, which began in earnest during the late 1950s and continued during the 1960s and 1970s.
"Despite several earnest measures by the Census Bureau, the federal effort to enumerate the homeless population in the national census remains inadequate," said Brendan Kearns, a researcher with the National Coalition for the Homeless.
Some put this down to cultural romanticism, but more probably the worries stem from living in a country with a dense population and few natural resources, and a culture that values earnest efforts to do good.
Increasingly popular for its modern amenities (and less big-city traffic than downtown Puerto Vallarta) the population of Nuevo Vallarta has exploded since development began there in earnest in the 1990s.
The idea of walls or barriers between both individuals and populations feels theoretical rather than integral, and after a lot of earnest together-and-apart dancing, the piece starts to feel like a familiar couple saga.
