Says founder Tracy Osborn, these specialized directories had initially given the company a lot of credibility with the various wedding industry vendors, but as the company grew, referring people to eight different directories had become "a little ridiculous".
"We ask Libyans to understand that this is a sensitive and critical stage," he said, referring to growing concern over delays in appointing a government to lead the country into its first elections since the fall of the Gaddafi regime.
Her reference to time growing short referred to January, when the Clinton administration steps down.
Ghosts taking form in a growing genre referred to now as the neo-western.
Other venture capital-backed startups using computer vision and AI-based technology to make the process more efficient (a growing field referred to as "precision farming") include Prospera, which is also based in Tel Aviv, Arable and Ceres Imaging.
It is likely, however, that the persistence of the terms environmental sculpture and kinetic sculpture is a result of the failure of language to keep pace with events; for the practice is already growing of referring simply to environments and kinetics, as one might refer to painting, sculpture, and engraving, as art forms in their own right.
I was deeply disconnected from my sexual body (the only term I can think of to refer to our entire genitals that doesn't sound as clinical as "genitals") growing up, referring to "it" by a nice little euphemism, a Russian diminutive (completely untranslatable) version of a word related to peeing.
It is important to note that outside the U.S., growing areas refer to active aquaculture and harvesting locations, whereas our dataset indicates the suitability for aquaculture at a given estuary.
Low-density growing cells refers to a concentration less than 1×10 cells/ml.
Though he gave her "permission" in 1854, Duleep grew bitter, referring to Victoria as "Mrs Fagin", the receiver of stolen goods.
