But she documents the paranoid delusions caused by his schizophrenia, some of which caused him to lash out against Jews; his intense friendships with men (characterized by one colleague as "romantic"); and his relationship with Eleanor Stiers, with whom he was involved before he married Alicia Larde, and with whom he had a son.
From this begins a new corso which Vico saw manifest in his own time as the "second age of men" characterized by the "true" Christian religion and the monarchical government of seventeenth century Europe.
The Civil War, which broke out soon after Hawthorne's return to the United States, inspired an extraordinary article, "Chiefly About War Matters by a Peaceable Man," characterized by Charles Eliot Norton as "pure intellect, without emotion, without sympathy, without principle".
We propose a novel robot (H-Man) characterized by a mechanical design based on cabled differential transmission providing advantages over current robotic technology.
The attacks, which killed 52 people and injured some 700 others, were carried out by four young men characterized as "ordinary British citizens" in a subsequent investigation.
(They have more than a little in common with men as characterized by The Toast see, for example, Ortberg's Western Art History series, which collects paintings of men oblivious to women's disdain for them).
(They have more than a little in common with men as characterized by The Toast — see, for example, Ortberg's Western Art History series, which collects paintings of men oblivious to women's disdain for them).
They are performed exclusively by men, are characterized by the powerful body movements of the performers, and include mime and chanting.
32 Notably, 45.5% of young men are characterized by ferritin 150 ng·mL−1 or higher.
Beer halls are patronized overwhelmingly by men and characterized by shared drinking of inexpensive beer, working class patronage, and a loyal clientele drawn from the immediate neighborhood.
An analysis of the results obtained in research conducted by Van DammetOstalowicz et al. [ 28], carried out among malaria patients in Nigeria demonstrated that men are characterized by a higher acceptance of illness.
