WUE and PUE were significantly greater in sole sunflower than in the intercrops but less in the sole cowpea than in the intercrops.
Overpraised by Modernist critics, who saw him as the sole great poet of the era, he was in fact an important minor talent and an ingenious technical innovator.
A particular musical refrain stands out, both as experience and as artifact: the Piano Quartet by Gustav Mahler — that great symphonist's sole surviving piece of chamber music, which he composed around 1876, in his mid-teens.
Others contend that the old lecher, Sir John Falstaff, "the spirit of wantonness," is not only the play's centerpiece, but also its validation, and in the hands of a great actor, its sole redemption.
Both physical size and the economies of scale important in an industrial age rendered smaller and less developed countries impotent, while the residual habits of diplomacy dating from the Congress of Vienna of 1815 made the great powers the sole arbiters of European politics.
The sand was impossibly soft to the touch -- great for our soles, but, as we soon found out, not great for our muscles.
But the Senate will surely be worse off, having lost its greatest character, its sole intellectual, its chief gadfly and its finest literary stylist.
Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukJAMES WOOD, a British critic, fell in love with Gustave Flaubert's Emma Bovary when he imagined her fondling the satin slippers she wore at a great ball, "the soles of which were yellowed with wax from the dance floor".
Yield and nutrient acquisitions by intercropped wheat, maize and soybean were all significantly greater than for sole wheat, maize and soybean with the exception of K acquisition by maize.
As is the case with 19-year-old, newly-separated Courtney Stodden, whose greatest and possibly sole achievement is her gravity-defying figure, these young stars should be left to do some growing up and maturing before they return to the public eye.
