Neither could the argument have been any different, of course, regarding the Pisan-Romanesque architecture of our churches, also long worshipped in all manner of common speech, as an eminent example of "sardità".
Where such attempts have been made, the manner of common land management has figured prominently, with 'tragedy of the commons' concepts used to explain land degradation and to provide a foundation for policy response.
Pacing happily in front of a projector screen, she showed none of the false, scripted manner so common among first-year teachers.
By introducing different closure approximations for the kernel functions one can obtain in a systematic, deductive, manner a variety of common models for turbulent transport, corresponding to either local or nonlocal descriptions of dispersion.
In this manner, the validity of common simplifying assumptions can partially addressed and refined during the design process.
*"Two variations of a way of life, two manners of a common cultural heritage come into contact in Puerto Rico and have the opportunity of influencing each other for better or for worse.
But, as elsewhere, he expresses admiration for the fine discrimination of character, the depiction of "the manners of the common people, and the jealousies and heart-burnings of the different factions" in Julius Caesar.
Although there are descriptions of dining etiquette on special occasions, less is known about the details of day-to-day meals of the elite or about the table manners of the common people and the destitute.
Neurons may be specified in a hierarchical manner, with the induction of common neuronal traits first, followed later by neuronal subtype features via a final set of transcription factors, such as terminal selector genes (Hobert, 2011).
Manners are a mixture of common sense and kindness, she said, but etiquette is simply a list of rules to be learned.
The Iranian religious authorities have, in their ideology and their manner of dress, something in common with Mr. Servais's chromophobic gendarmes, and the young people who oppose them are, in the face of severe repression, remarkable for their candor and spunk.
