Sonnets to Orpheus, series of 55 poems in two linked cycles by Rainer Maria Rilke, published in German in 1923 as Die Sonette an Orpheus.
They are mostly grouped into collections rather than thematically linked cycles, and for all their elegance and attentive response to the texts, they maintain a discreet emotional distance; it is all very decorous and gentlemanly.
What can the government do about the farming crisis and the endless and linked cycles of animal and human disease, the decline of the rural sector, environmental degradation, problems with animal welfare and the massive power of supermarkets?
To develop a model predictive of live-birth rates (LBR) and multiple birth rates (MBR) for an individual considering assisted reproduction technology (ART) using linked cycles from Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology Clinic Outcome Reporting System SART CORSS) for 2004 2011.
Thus, CpoB provides the means to selectively regulate PBP1B catalytic activities, and TolA modulates this effect, linking cycles of PBP1B activity state and the resulting PG cross-linking with cycles of TolQR TolA energy state while Tol promotes OM invagination.
A wisp of a story with no variation in pace links cycle chases and violent battles.
We linked three cycles of the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS) to medical claim data for the years 2003 2008 for Ontario, Canada.
Another ED-related symptom, WF, is linked to cycles of dieting and overeating and is also implicated as a genetic marker in EDs [Heatherton et al., 1991].
Several PDCA cycles were conducted and lessons from one cycle were linked to the following cycle (i.e., adjustments to the interventions were made and tested again).
Subsequently, multiple PDCA cycles were identified and coded to illustrate how lessons from one cycle were linked to the following cycle.
