Under William's guidance, John searched far and wide for stories that would illustrate virtue.
From an instrumental perspective, the presented data illustrate the virtues of combining the QCM technique with cyclic voltammetry, coulometry, and hydrodynamic (RDE) voltammetry for studies of semiconductor film deposition.
This entertaining history of his crusade to turn New England into the world's ice-maker shows how the combination of technological innovation and sharp marketing — Tudor trained bartenders to use ice in cocktails in order to illustrate the virtues of cold drinks — created an industry that sold thousands of tons of ice a year to places like India, Cuba, and the American South.
Having discussed the concept of power, and the exact data simulation procedure, we will now illustrate the virtues of exact data simulation with three behavior genetics examples.
The week's portion happened to be the story of the Exodus, and Funnye used it to illustrate the virtue of interdependence.
Dermot Trellis is enough captivated by the beauty of Sheila Lamont, a character he has invented to illustrate female virtue, "that he so far forgets himself as to assault her himself".
That's hot: a 1959 photograph from Life magazine vividly illustrates the virtues of fire-resistand plywood.
Despite being advised by his lawyers that the paper might be sued and driven into financial ruin, and that he himself might go to jail, he decided to publish extensive summaries of the leaked documents.In these and other case studies illustrating the virtues of family ownership, Ms Tifft and Mr Jones focus on the Times.
The fourth-largest city, Wroclaw, cannot rival Warsaw for business buzz or Krakow for beauty; but its secondary schools have moved it into the "significantly above average" category in the PISA rankings, well above Britain and Sweden, as well as former eastern-block rivals.Poland, like Ontario, illustrates the virtues of decentralisation.
In Wise Decision Making, Barabba extensively illustrates the virtues of closing the loop and the downside of not doing so.
Consequently, the dove is the most cited animal within the Holy Scriptures (it is cited nearly 50 times) and illustrates Christian virtues, such as purity, simplicity of heart and soul, gentleness, and chastity (Voisenet 2000).
