The antiphon text normally referred to the meaning of the feast day or the psalm.
Variations of velocity within a fluid result in the transport of momentum, which is normally referred to as viscous flow.
It's normally referred to after the shortlisting to make sure there isn't a huge discrepancy between what can be offered, and what a candidate is expecting.
Still, he added, Mr. Akinmusire couldn't help but make an impression: "His thinking is not limited to what's normally referred to as trumpet technique.
Normally referred to as Stanko, he is a boyfriend from Pauline's school days, who falls for her anew — a surprise to us and a glitch for the R.N.P., since Stanko used to do its dirty work on the quiet.
Binational panels of experts set up to adjudicate them have generally been "more thorough and reasoned" than the International Trade Court, to which trade disputes are normally referred, he said.
But most workers in the field agree that there is a quality, normally referred to as "general intelligence", or "g", that such tests can measure objectively along with specific abilities in such areas as spatial awareness and language.
MADRID — María del Rosario Cayetana Alfonsa Victoria Eugenia Francisca Fitz-James Stuart y de Silva — commonly known here as Cayetana but normally referred to as the Duchess of Alba — has enough titles to allow her not to kneel before the pope.
The large regions dominated by the great cities Beijing and Nanjing (in present-day Jiangsu and Anhui) were not subordinated to provincial-level governments but for administrative supervision were "directly attached" (zhili) to the capital establishments in those cities; they are normally referred to as the northern and southern metropolitan areas (Bei Zhili and Nan Zhili, respectively).
The Friars stayed put, refining the annual roast to piquantly obscene outrage, like the fabled but not really all that funny "Aristocrats" joke, which varies but frequently involves a family and all sorts of activities not normally referred to in a section devoted to real estate, but was, unsurprisingly, told at a sendup of Hugh Hefner in 2001.
Others are normally referred to as amorphous carbon.
