The women, through no fault of their own, were back in the mode of second-class citizens.
But he also had, from early on, a Betjemanian love of Englishness: he tells, touchingly, of schoolboy trips to see old churches and abbeys and of a keen love for Pre-Raphaelite art, that wistful-whimsical mode of nineteenth-century British painting.
As Fig. 3 shows, their distribution in the ordinal rankings were fairly evenly distributed between the third and seventh rank (with a mode of third place).
However, to be classified as the mode of first treatment, any particular treatment type would need to have a nonmissing date for the start of that treatment.
Swift, a writer of great range, vigor and acuity, is fascinated by modes of first-person address.
For example, the following are two of the many modes of fourth indemonstrables: Although both are covered by the meta-linguistic description, neither could be singled out as the mode of the fourth indemonstrables: If we disregard complex arguments, there are thirty-two modes corresponding to the five meta-linguistic descriptions; the latter thus prove noticeably more economical.
For the TRPS-based modeling, two separate fD t) functions were used to calculate the overall deposited dose to cells based on the relative concentration of each population at each time point using the following formula: fD t) TRPS = fractional area of first mode × fD t) of first mode + fractional area of second mode × fD t) second mode.
Thus, an electroneutral transport mode of the second sodium pump is observed in the presence of Cl− in the medium.
If the PAS appeared in two tissue types only, we used the mode of the second start position.
I've played with all the art forms, but the novel was the dominant narrative mode of the nineteenth century, and film that of the twentieth.
