WASHINGTON — In its most comprehensive study so far, the nation's leading scientific body declared on Wednesday that climate change is a reality and is driven mostly by human activity, chiefly the burning of fossil fuels and deforestation.
Van Dyck describes these poets as prominent in the cultural scene, mostly male, and perhaps chiefly interested in contributing to an internationalist tradition of poets like John Ashbery and Zbigniew Herbert.
In the 1950s and early 1960s, he was less in demand by the major labels, and although he made a substantial number of discs for Decca, he recorded mostly for smaller labels, chiefly Pye Nixa.
Antibodies directed against OxLDL may both exert pro- and anti-atherogenic effect, depending on the isotype, with IgG being mostly pro- and IgM chiefly anti-atherogenic [ 14].
So in "Joe DiMaggio: The Hero's Life," Cramer is faced with the daunting task of reading the mind of a man totally unlike himself or any of us, and he decides to wade right in, starting his book with a bravura feat of ESP in re DiMaggio's last, dying appearance at Yankee Stadium in 1998, which, it turns out, was chiefly about "money, mostly money, as it mostly was with Joe...
And, while Tammaro romanticized his own artistry, his photographs were mostly portraits that were notable chiefly for their technical assurance, or else pouty pictures of semi-nude men: they exposed flesh without revealing character.
McConaughey has been clearing up at awards ceremonies over the past year, though mostly for film thus far and chiefly Dallas Buyers Club, which won him a Best Actor Oscar.
"Persona Performa" mostly just recycles snippets of dialogue, chiefly those that occur between the central characters in the film, the nurse and her patient.
At caudal sites, DNQX or muscimol each generated fearful behaviors: chiefly defensive treading directed mostly at the front of the chamber and objects in the room beyond, at levels that often exceeded 10 times control vehicle levels.
Adult A. aureolatum ticks feed chiefly on Carnivora species (mostly domestic dogs), but immature ticks (larvae, nymphs) prefer to feed on passerine birds and a few rodent species (6 ).
