In several interviews, he has explained part of it as a reference to the Southern slang phrase "gettin' out on the good foot", while describing the entire moniker as an indication of maturity, noting it as "my real grown-man persona" and "like my Luke-Skywalker-becoming-a-Jedi persona.
Martin merged The Inquirer with another paper, the Public Ledger, but the Great Depression hurt Curtis-Martin Newspapers and the company defaulted in payments of maturity notes.
"Indehiscent" means "not open ing at maturity". He noted how terse were the judge's comp liments on the winning plants, and how barbed were their comments on the second- and third-place plants and the hon orable mentions.
First day of branching, flowering, fruiting, seedfill and seed maturity were noted.
Despite being praised for its hedonism and maturity, critics noted a disconnection between "singer and band".
Histological observations of the ovarian tissue from fish 3 are more consistent with stage 4 of Itano's et al. [ 22] maturity index noting a high incidence of unyolked and partially yolked oocytes.
As a fellow father noted, maturity is merely the ability to take care of yourself.
Trading volume was up in the shorter maturities but thin in the longer-maturity coupons, Mr. Pugliese noted, leaving bond prices susceptible to sharp fluctuations.
But the sportswriters noted his maturity on the mound.
"There is no fixed maturity date" with funds, noted James A. Klotz, president of FMSbonds, a municipal bond dealer in Boca Raton, Fla., meaning that fund investors have no option of holding bonds until they come due and thus obtain full payment.
