He was working in the covert operations carried out by Section 5 (Literature) of Division 19 (Poetry) of office 101, the UDF's policy-making arm.
The major distinction between the two categories revolved around the degree of the father's involvement at home, an approach common in the sociological literature on division of labour in households [ 27].
To describe parents' perceived feeding practices of their Head Start children as related to 6 feeding constructs based on the literature about the division of mealtime responsibilities.
There is, however, some inconsistency in the literature regarding the division between layers II and III of the LEC.
Many poets — Rimbaud, Whitman, Borges — have noticed that, in the act of composition, the self splits eerily into subject and object, and "My Life by Somebody Else" is in some ways only a minor addition to that literature of self-division.
Many poets Rimbaud, Whitman, Borges have noticed that, in the act of composition, the self splits eerily into subject and object, and "My Life by Somebody Else" is in some ways only a minor addition to that literature of self-division.
It was during this time that I started to explore the literature on bacterial cell division.
This review of the literature reports a growing division between HIV-positive and HIV-negative gay men, and a fragmentation of gay communities based along lines of perceived or actual HIV status.
There is little published literature on treating Angle Class II division 2 malocclusions using bionators.
Two sociologists, Greggor Mattson and Claude Fischer, surveying the vast literature on American social divisions, recently concluded in the Annual Review of Sociology that class, among the least-discussed fault lines, has become the most salient — even more salient than race or ideology.
