The arts of dying well and ceremoniously, the artes moriendi, were cultivated when there was a commonly held belief in the afterlife.
His political activism was cultivated when he became friends with the legionary civil rights attorney William Kunstler.
Students like to feel that they are masters of what they do, and a sense of competence was cultivated when they attained particular knowledge and skills [ 2].
In this agro-ecology, rice is cultivated during the rainy season when freshwater flows in the rivers and salt and acidity concentrations have reduced to non-toxic levels.
The slower assimilation of xylose under anaerobic conditions is in agreement with earlier studies, which show that under anaerobic conditions F. oxysporum utilizes only glucose and a very small fraction of the xylose when it is cultivated on a glucose-xylose mixture.
This may be true in the wild, but not always when trees are cultivated, and especially when domesticated by horticultural techniques such as rooting cuttings and grafting, says Leakey.
Lettuce plants were cultivated in winter when the cycle of nematodes is slowed.
Secular music on a Western model began to be cultivated in the 1730s, when the Empress Anna Ivanovna imported an Italian opera troupe to entertain her court.
This secret rider, which was slipped into a must-pass spending bill earlier this year, instructed the Secretary of Agriculture to allow GMO crops to be cultivated and sold even when our courts had found they posed a potential risk to farmers of nearby crops, the environment, and human health.
"Love is not something we give or get; it is something that we nurture and grow; a connection that can only be cultivated between two people when it exists within each one of them -- we can only love others as much as we love ourselves," wrote the researcher and author Brené Brownin her book The Gifts of Imperfections.
