Therefore, for the development of the application of the HBSC study, it is significant and meaningful to expand its boarders in the future to include China, which has the largest population of school-aged children in the world.
For its residents, February House, named because so many of its boarders celebrated birthdays that month, is first and foremost a refuge from a threatening, if not downright hostile, outside world.
At the ancient mud-walled school at Tarim, the Indonesian and Malaysian pupils, who comprise the bulk of its boarders, have been asked to report to the local police, and their teachers fear a return to the pre-unity days when South Yemen was ruled by the Marxists and koranic study was forced underground.In part, the crackdown is an accident of geography.
Should this become the case, I'll argue the turmoil in Egypt will spill over its boarders adding to the chaos and mayhem to an already volatile region.
The name was derived from the first letters of the last names of its boarders: "El" for Ella Philipson (a medical student), "Bo" for Born and Hans Bolza (a physics student), "Ka" for Theodore von Kármán (a Privatdozent), and "Re" for Albrecht Renner (another medical student).
Day et al measured SC diameter and trabecular meshwork CSA by identifying landmarks denoting its boarders.
A local farmer has killed a German officer, and the fugitive's wife, who happens to be one of the women who nursed Jean-Marie Michaud back to health in "Storm in June," asks Lucile to hide her husband in the spacious Angellier house, which should be above suspicion because of its German boarder.
Her Upper East Side home, with its colorful boarders and slightly tattered furnishings, was Fellini-esque.
Italy could rightly complain that for a long time it has been left alone to deal with the thousands of migrants arriving at its southern boarders or being plucked from rickety boats in the Mediterranean.
Her work is relevant far beyond its geographical boarders and addresses the 'human condition' in a very current way". .
