A male firefly, for example, locates a female by the latter's brief flashes of light.
Aitken, said to have been in contact with Huhne during the latter's brief incarceration, has reportedly said the former Liberal Democrat MP for Eastleigh, has expressed an interest in the rehabilitation, re-employment and aftercare of prisoners.
He was well educated in languages and Oriental culture, and he served as secretary to the writer and statesman Alexis de Tocqueville during the latter's brief term as foreign minister in 1849.
"Apparition and Late Fictions" is both sacred and profane, as it must be: the ambitions of our spirits at odds with the appetites of our bodies, the former presumed eternal, the latter sickeningly brief.
Josef is Mick's second sire, ending the latter's brief stint as a human.
The latter, in brief, included the simultaneous P-labeling of 216 overgo probes (Additional file 2) and their hybridization to BAC filters, with variable 36 overgo pools per filter per dimension.
The latter include: brief advice given by a doctor or a nurse, the delivery of self-help materials or more complex or intensive interventions based on motivational interviews and cognitive-behavioural techniques for psychological support, sometimes combined with pharmacological therapies [ 8].
With the first type of book, readers can pick out useful tips without wading through pages of case studies; with the latter, a briefer version might be the only way to get information to stick.
Usually "Betrayal" — which traces a relationship from 1977 back to 1968 — is performed with the kind of clipped restraint-with-a-tremolo we associate with British works about infidelity, as if it were a latter-day "Brief Encounter".
Among the best of the latter were her brief though memorable appearances in two films directed by Vincente Minnelli.
