On May 1, 1464, he secretly married a young widow, Elizabeth Woodville, of no great rank, offending Warwick and other Yorkist nobles who were planning to marry him to a French princess.
His translation is less baroque than Waley's, less brisk than Seidensticker's, and often better than either: "In a certain reign (whose can it have been?) someone of no very great rank, among all His Majesty's Consorts and Intimates, enjoyed exceptional favor".
Neither a genius nor the twerp that some have labelled him, Copey is an unapologetic and unconventional renaissance man - a genuine British Great, ranking alongside Mark E Smith or Billy Childish.
Irish Guy: "There's this inbred deference I have to greater rank".
People of greater rank than Mortimer's are not dispatched by hanging, but by the axe, and the scenes of such executions are the set-pieces of the book, most eloquently written — all hung with verbal crepe, so to speak, sombre, shivery, oozing a kind of pleasurable Victorian morbidity.
After which, in Section 4.2.3, CFBS will use the resulting ranks to construct a broadcast schedule, whereby nodes with the greatest rank will be scheduled to transmit first.
For layer i, the transmission starts from the pipe with greatest rank, and hence, for pipe P i r i, its starting transmission time t i r i is only determined by the maximum reception time of nodes in S i r i because nodes with rank of r i +1 for layer i do not exist.
Coexpression was compared according to pathology and sum of ranks, where each gene's expression was assigned a rank score (where greater rank score indicates greater expression).
The rank difference in each pair of populations was calculated and the top of the probes with the greatest rank differences was selected.
Genes experiencing greater rank changes with the addition of their respective genetic deletion data to the training compendium can be considered more likely candidate drug targets.
Here's what you should do: Name the person of greater rank or authority first.
