A machine that violated the first law would be called a perpetual motion machine of the first kind because it would manufacture its own energy out of nothing and thereby run forever.
Presumably the garden, a non-stop party in its own right (she describes one plant, Callicarpa, as determined to hang out with others of its kind because it "enjoys a party"), was at least partly responsible.
It is one of the most stunning of its kind, because it can produce flashes of light by a chemical reaction called bioluminescence that helps protect it from predators.
It is considered the most geographical diverse city encyclopedia of its kind because it fully encompasses the suburbs in eight of the region's counties.
To our knowledge, this is the first study of its kind because it uses ultrasound measurements as direct estimates of growth, rather than using birth weight as an indirect (and delayed) measure of growth.
Sudan argued that it was taking its fees "in kind" because it had not received any payments for transit since July.
It is also one of a kind because it has no negative.
If consumers reject outsourcing of this kind because it provides a lower quality of service, fine: that is the market working as it should.
The man's wife "wanted Fruit 'n Fibre, but only the Italian kind, because it comes without bananas," Mr. Bottiglieri said, faintly repressing the ever-present smile.
If lime is called for, Mr. Sawchuck recommends the pelletized type, as opposed to the powdery kind, because it is less messy.
I guess the critics were kind because it was my introduction to the literary world and perhaps they glimpsed a grain of potential in me.
