They know which occasions call for flats and which demand heels, when to wear full-on makeup and when to go without.
Xuanxue arose during a time of turmoil and uncertainty after the fall of the Han dynasty (206 B.C.E .220 C.E)., when leading intellectuals of the succeeding Wei (220 265) and Jin (265 420) dynasties sought to interrogate tradition afresh so as to arrive at a new blueprint for order, which occasioned intense debates and set new directions for the development of Chinese philosophy.
To do this, we constructed a multilevel model using a subset of the dataset (2459 occasions) for which two subsequent occasions were recorded.
That "beam," when directed by a writer as thorough and intuitive as Wineapple, brightens not only the pale figures of the poet and the hitherto elusive colonel but the poems for which, upon occasion, Dickinson drew inspiration from Higginson's more active life.
Out of the swim was precisely what he was, for between July 11th and 30th, not only the British Isles but a considerable part of the world was held in thrall by the World Cup, the culmination of a global football competition which takes place every four years, and for which, on this occasion — the eighth since its inception — England was the host country.
After calculating the Pearson correlation of each occasion with all other occasions, we considered the squared average of these correlations as the estimate of the most likely percent of true variance for which a single occasion could account.
Even then, he seems to have been blessed with an incapacity for shame, a gift for which he had many occasions to be thankful.
Tutorials are extremely valuable occasions for which students should do a great deal of careful preparation, and for this preparation they should therefore have plenty of time.
The relief when it came out all right!" But Bown was more versatile than that suggests: on state occasions, for which photographers were given a designated spot to stand, she preferred to be "free range".
