"They are now talking about manifestations, which one assumes means a copy.
Ostensibly in protest against the delay in the payment of their salaries, these manifestations, which have become daily occurrences, are early indications of what lies ahead.
The heart of this unusual memoir is a journal in which, as a teen-ager, Ehrenreich recorded a series of seemingly transcendental manifestations, which she terms "dissociative episodes".
I have been unhappy with the reign of such circusy manifestations, which are called into being less by anyone's desire than as fulfillments of a job description.
The Shelter report points no fingers of blame, recognising that this long running problem has many causes and manifestations which vary from borough to borough and age to age.
Stoppard leaves us in no doubt about his attitude toward twentieth-century art in its more extreme manifestations, which he calls "that child's garden of easy victories known as the avant-garde".
The earliest manifestations, which occurred in Italy, date from the latter decades of the 16th century, while in some regions, notably Germany and colonial South America, certain culminating achievements of Baroque did not occur until the 18th century.
The disease presents itself in different clinical manifestations which are caused by specific Leishmania species.
Many subjects presented a facility for creativity in various manifestations, which are perhaps best characterized as a sense of: 1.
In [3] the authors used an emotion recognition system for detecting fear-type emotional manifestations which take place during abnormal situations.
Sarcoidosis is a granulomatous disorder with heterogeneous clinical manifestations, which are potentially reflective of a syndrome with different etiologies leading to similar histologic findings.
