"It is so full of talent and fairly well constructed but I wish I knew why the hero is so dreadfully cross and what about?"There is a wonderful sketch of Sir Winston Churchill, whose photo is taken unawares.
Fourteen-year-olds existed four hundred years ago, but teen-agers, with their angst and rebelliousness, their rage and Ritalin and very own version of Vogue magazine, are a fairly recent construct.
The modern idea that students will go away to college, become an academic "star," and obtain a job working in a cube for an accounting firm is a fairly new construct on the timeline of college existence.
A limitation of the study, however, is the fact that our dichotomous outcome factor, 'chronic disease/not chronic disease', is a fairly crude construct and cannot reflect the complexities of individual and very different chronic diseases, nor the complexity consequent upon multi-morbidity in many patients with chronic disease.
It looks to be constructed fairly well, too, so it won't crush in your pocket like every other damn pocket drive I've owned.
In this work, we have used genome context networks (GCNs) in which nodes are referred as genes and edges can be inferred from genome context, as it is the only networks that could be constructed fairly for all genome-sequenced organisms now, to our knowledge.
After processing through the FreeSurfer pipeline, overall segmentation quality of the images was inspected on a seven-point scale (not constructed, poor, fair, fairly good, good, very good, excellent).
Writing of the First String Quintet, Porte calls it a sonorous and warm-hearted sort of work, constructed on fairly classical lines, and notes that the character and construction are typical of the composer.
It is bizarre to recall that Shania Twain was originally billed as a country artist, since most of the 21 tracks on her Greatest Hits are merely bright, craftily constructed and fairly conventional mainstream pop (though there is a fiddle on Don't Be Stupid).
