There were snowy-haired older gentlemen, come to taste dishes they remember fondly and had not seen on menus for years; first-generation immigrants with a long-established propensity for the evening's fare; heavily tattooed young cooks; culinary students and curiosity seekers looking for the shock of the new.
The solution should demonstrate propensity for impact beyond the local level, either nationally, regionally or globally.
While Send Me a Lullaby primarily dabbled in post-punk urgency, its successor, Before Hollywood, established the Go-Betweens' propensity for melding calm, intricate melodies with something more frantic.
Therefore, the more university research experience and the more managerial experience at companies, the higher the propensity for establishing a spin-off company for the commercialization of scientific results.
Given the show's propensity for killing off characters, who knows what's next for Rheon?
"Your honor, that would show a propensity for stealing golf clubs," Mr. Denvir replied.
This propensity for hiring established actors continued as the soap progressed, with former Brookside actress Patricia Potter cast as registrar Diane Lloyd, Star Wars actor Denis Lawson cast as consultant Tom Campbell-Gore, and Family Affairs star Rocky Marshall cast as SHO Ed Keating.
While it is established that alcohol increases individuals' propensity for risky decisions, there has been relatively little empirical examination of whether comparable effects are found in groups.
Nair says the past incidents as discussed in court are not enough to establish a propensity towards violence.
Robert Nardoza, a spokesman for the United States attorney's office in the Eastern District of New York, said it was reviewing the ruling, which the judge called the "first post-9/11 case to address whether race may be used to establish criminal propensity under the Fourth Amendment".
ACCs show a high propensity for PNS (almost 60%% cases).
