Jimmy Carter thrice preferred the Nixonian sound, an adjective often used to reassure the public about the economy, as in "sound money," and also in the firmness of "sound judgment".
For all genotypes there was a gradual decline in the firmness of the fruit during development, but in PS firmness remained constant from 45 DAP onwards (Fig. 1d).> In climacteric melon varieties, fruit maturity is recognisable by the distinct aroma of the fruit, softening of the fruit, and often by the abscission of the fruit from the plant.
Of these, Gustav Vasa is the best, masterly in its firmness of construction, characterization, and its vigorous dialogue.
They have lost faith, perhaps only for a while, perhaps forever, in the firmness of earth itself.
Pamuk learned his observation of the city through the German artist Antoine-Ignace Melling, whose broad, horizontal cityscapes addressed it as Canaletto might have done, in the firmness of its details, and by the Frenchmen Gerard de Nerval and Theophile Gautier, both of whom lingered in its slums in the mid-19th century.
On the contrary, the small effect of those tumults seems to have given more confidence in the firmness of our governments.
Impact and intention meet in the firmness of his brow, and I'm genuine when I say, "Right on".
We report that NRG1α induces varying levels of cell adhesion characterized by time-dependent fluctuations in the firmness of attachment as measured with a novel adhesion assay.
