Furthermore, although most cancers occur after the reproductive age, the variance is large, extended to much younger ages corresponding to a non-negligible fraction of individuals (Couch and Weber 1996).
Its greater subject, which filters through most of Mr. Shepard's work, is the ambiguity of individual identity, couched here in the terms of the cherished mythology of the family hearth.
Barrow will have to concentrate on individual competition until Couch's return.
This isn't putting individuals on the couch while letting corporate polluters and transnational despoilers off the hook.
This commitment also provides support for a reading of Godwin's position which sees it as concerned with individual moral perfectibility, couched in the language of utility, rather than as strictly utilitarian.
In 'Tradition and the Individual Talent', T.S. Eliot couches a healthy relationship to tradition and that it needs to include the historical sense: 'This historical sense, which is a sense of the timeless as well as of the temporal and of the timeless and of the temporal together, is what makes a writer traditional.'.
The suite features individual lounges furnished with couches, a flat-screen TV, a pantry stocked with snacks and a refrigerator filled with soft drinks and booze.
Conflicts over unequal entitlement were couched in individual rather than collective terms and in the language of complaint rather than critique (p. 17).
Rather like runners in a relay race, Mr. Marlow and Ms. Frostrup rush guests through their mini-interviews, he in the galleries in front of individual paintings, she on a couch in the lobby overlooking the entrance to the show.
Daley will defend his 10m individual title, while Barrow and Couch dive in the 10m individual and synchro events at Glasgow 2014.
