The runners' lives are divided into strange four-year cycles, with big highs and even bigger falls.
I think this is a classic case of digital dualism: the mistaken idea that our lives are divided into a phoney online experience and an authentic offline world, when both are thoroughly enmeshed.
Third, less-educated children in turn will have less knowledge to pass on to their own offspring.The researchers analyse this scenario in an "overlapping generations" model a common theoretical device in which people's lives are divided into discrete periods, in this case childhood and adulthood.
The southern part of town, where most of Columbia's residents live, is divided into 11 patrol districts.
But when my family is gathered around the dinner table, it feels as though the four people with whom I live are divided into two camps: those who know me as Daddy, and those who call me Kevin.
The Kurds have been fighting for basic rights under oppressive regimes ever since the Ottoman Empire fell after the First World War, leading to the region where the bulk of Kurds live being divided between what is today northwestern Iraq, northeastern Syria, southeastern Turkey and northwestern Iran.
According to Arthur Waley, Shōshi was a serious-minded young lady, whose living arrangements were divided between her father's household and her court at the Imperial Palace.
The mean ratio of 13.62 was used to deduce the diameter for the Solnhofen specimen (BMMS 500).) Radial tissue formation rates derived from femora in living birds [52], [53] were divided into these measurements and the age differences deduced.
The debate raged for days in the trenches of internet forums, families were divided, and lives were undoubtedly lost in defense of stupid opinions.
