Hence, the present study unveils the structural and bioactive nature of the title molecule.
I can only assume the author Stephanie Messenger was unaware of the incredibly offensive nature of the title.
The satiric nature of the title become clear when you know that the composer, Brent Michael Davids, is a member of the Mohican Nation.
Jim Tressel, the Ohio State coach, acknowledged the special nature of the title game when he set foot inside the Superdome for the first time.
Later, in "Columbo," he helped define the low-key nature of the title character (played by Peter Falk), with lines that were understated and wry.
Even with the loss, the epic nature of the title game and Butler's delightful run cemented the team in N.C.A.A. tournament lore.
The special nature of the title is indicated by the limitation on the number of active Institute professors — to be usually no more than 12 at one time.
Dr. Simon, who resigned in January under pressure, was accused in court documents of falsely telling investigators that she did not know the nature of a Title IX complaint against Dr. Nassar in 2014.
The complex and controversial nature of the title character has long attracted many of the world's greatest actresses from Elizabeth Robins and Eleanora Duse in the nineteenth century to Fiona Shaw and Cate Blanchett in recent years.
The court of appeals of Maryland, whenever called upon to declare the nature of the title of the state and its grantees in the land at the bottom of navigable streams, has uniformly held that the soil below high-water mark was as much a part of the jus publicum as the stream itself.' 39 Fed.
The case was decided, not upon the particular nature of the title of the bonds and coupons asserted by the states of New Hampshire and New York, since it was conceded that, but for the Constitution, a title such as that propounded would have given rise to an adequate cause of action.
