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I loafe and invite my soul, I lean and loafe at my ease... observing a spear of summer grass.

We compare the ease of observing potential flagship species according to their distributions in the landscape, and the practical barriers to promoting nature tourism focused on those species, in those locations.

There was some desultory small talk, Bill and Scotty joked nervously between themselves, and Sam tried to make the boy feel at ease, carefully observing the way in which he continued to both withhold himself and thrust himself into the conversation at the same time.

This rare trait in primates, coupled with the ease of observing the species within its wide geographic distribution and its good representation in captivity, makes it a popular subject for research as a model organism.

28 The items were chosen based on ease of observing item success, how well the item could differentiate within the population of interest and if the item could be readily described in the local languages.

Third, we collected some data at one single centre (centre 4) because of the ease of systematically observing the behaviour of our own staff technologists and radiologists and having direct access to data.

Dr Seaborg eased the tension by observing that he, too, would have been a machinist, had he had the talent for it.His great talent was for science.

SOCIAL STANDARDS To improve in poise and social ease, students should observe and practice good manners — for example, by standing when an older person enters the room or approaches to speak.

Note: For ease of presentation, observed variables are not included and only latent variables are presented.

It's easy to see how they would capture a child's interest and, as Sleigh observes, ease memorization: Presenting the image of an animal next to a letter whose sound replicates the creature's hooting, braying, growling, or hissing was an instructional breakthrough.

The degree of hardness is determined by observing the comparative ease or difficulty with which one mineral is scratched by another or by a steel tool.

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