Four years on Liu is fit, in form and eyeing a redemption run in London.
At 36, still fit, in form and evidently still hungry he has power to add further achievements.
The classic concerns -- leaving home, fitting in, forming relationships, doing well, finding the right career -- have been complicated by more split families, more lifestyle choices, the alienating effects of technology, constant bombardment of information, a shrinking economy and mounting academic pressure.
For the Albanian students, the difficulties in trying to fit in at Lehman form a frustrating epilogue to the ethnic strife that many of them left behind.
Made fit, in-form Bouchard look like an embarrassed hitting partner.
The England manager also conceded that Ferdinand may harbour "grievances" against Hodgson himself for his steadfast refusal to pick the 34-year-old up until today, when a shortage of fit, in-form centre-backs for this month's World Cup qualifiers against San Marino and Montenegro led to his recall.
For example, to make it easier for individuals to assimilate into the community, when adding exterior features such as fencing, it's important to make sure the materials and forms fit in with the rest of the houses in the neighborhood, and aren't fortress-like or institutional-looking.
7-14, are used except that the 2nd degree polynomial of standardized birth weight specific mortality curves are fitted in linear form, and then transformed to non-linear form after fitting.
In approach 1, C is plotted against a/W and is fitted in the form of a polynomial function in a/W and subsequently it is differentiated w.r.t.
The values of the standard potentials of the mercury mercurous benzoate electrode can be fitted in the form of equation, obtained by using the least squares method: The standard thermodynamic quantities (ΔG°, ΔH°, and ΔS°) for the cell reaction have been evaluated for different temperatures.
