Prof Tales, from Swansea University, said that while the way to toilets in shops, restaurants, hotels and leisure centres was often well signposted, on the way back "in far too many premises one opens the door to be faced by an 'Alice in Wonderland' plethora of doors.
Members discussed the wild inconsistency with which glass security screens were installed in shops, many premises going without ("Show me one bank that doesn't have them for cash transactions").
As all known large (catching from many premises) catching companies are included in the database, it is assumed that catching companies that are not included in the database are small companies that do not necessarily catch from many premises.
We have chosen for our analyses the B. burgdorferi genome because there are many premises indicating that this genome is in the steady state.
It has 175 branches, though in many cases the premises feel more like offices than typical bank branches.
Alcohol was available in the many licensed premises in the gardens, including, until its closure in 1928, beer produced in Belle Vue's on-site brewery.
In many ways, the premise for this, Nick Hornby's sixth novel, seems typically enticing.
In many ways, this premise satisfied an ultimate childhood fantasy being left in your home to do whatever you wanted.
As she said to me: "In many different respects the premises of the research were all embedded in pre-existing cultural stereotypes and ideas about gay men and about their relationships with their mothers.
Disjunctions or conditionals featured as premises in many of the logical paradoxes and sophisms which members of the Dialectical school discussed.
