Laila Abou-Saif, an Egyptian writer and theater director whose theater in Cairo was closed in 1979 after she produced a play that satirized polygamy, said in an interview that the Islamic factor must be acknowledged in explaining the condition of the Arab world, which was a center of arts and sciences.
Parretta et al. [20] developed a four-factor loss model, explaining the condition of solar radiation for the outdoor performance of c-Si modules.
If true, it would explain the conditions of her life: her seclusion and refusal to marry.
In an interview later that evening he tried to explain the conditions of his strange exile here by turning to the novel "Ambiguous Adventure," by the Senegalese writer Cheik A. Kane.
In fact, it is political theology that comes most naturally to us: "When looking to explain the conditions of political life and political judgment, the unconstrained mind seems compelled to travel up and out: up toward those things that transcend human existence, and outward to encompass the whole of that existence...
In this subsection, we explain the conditions of the experiments.
This association was initially formed to address concerns specific to student life but became more and more openly political, articulating broader societal issues that contributed to explain the conditions of students from colonized countries of Africa.
The mink in this study were from herds that had mink enteritis virus, hepatic lipidosis, Aleutian mink disease virus, and catarrhal enteritis, all factors that could explain the conditions of the mink infected with HEV (15 ).
"Then I received a postcard saying that they wanted to explain the condition of the club.
In effect, the Annals represents a diagnosis in narrative form of the decline of Roman political freedom, written to explain the condition of the empire he had already described in the Histories.
