As for tempo, the earliest 17th-century solo sonatas had relied on drastic short-range changes in accordance with a general predilection for "instant sensations".
It's not easy to tease out one moment that defines her general predilection to asskickery, but my mind tends to settle on something that happened before I was even born, when she dove headlong into student activism as a student at Barnard College in New York.
Unlike human seasonal influenza viruses, a throat swab has a higher yield than a nasopharyngeal swab for the H5N1 virus due to the general predilection of the H5N1 virus for the lower respiratory tract.
[ 12, 14, 21, 22] A general predilection for psychotherapy as the primary treatment modality in psychiatric illnesses has been demonstrated among lay population of both developed and developing countries.
Alcohol misuse in this bipolar disorder sample was significantly more prevalent among men than women (40% v. 29%, P = 0.02) as would be expected from UK general population prevalence figures, suggesting that the lack of expected gender difference is specific to gambling rather than a general predilection towards addiction among the women in our sample.
But Sir Rudolf Bing, then general director, had a predilection for Europeans and looked down on City Opera.
In general, Prokhorov is unapologetic about his predilections.
Though his predilections for narcotics and general shenanigans would make him a liability in the high-stakes world of haute couture, his pouty good looks might be worth the risk.
"In general, there's got to be a predilection for being as open as possible".
There is something profoundly lovable about the Cabinet minster, Oliver Letwin, who once had to be hidden from view during a general election campaign because of his unfortunate predilection for blurting out the truth.
