"It is a phenomenon of nature, a tardy fruit of the end of the continent's division".
The opening session of fine tailoring in sandy colors with pops of green; a tardy appearance of mohair plaid; and the modest, long-sleeved, calf-length dresses that expressed the designer's longtime focus and fashion's new direction: restraint.
The Times's editorial said: "Images of three-year-old Aylan Kurdi, dead on a Turkish beach, have prompted a tardy wave of public anger at Britain's perceived bystander status".
All the same, Mr. Hitchens dismissed both the notion that his cancer would lead him to make a tardy profession of faith and the idea that, if it did, such a profession would be valid.
Some have therefore argued that the native flowering of Spanish Romanticism was not a tardy import; its principles were instead already present in Spain, but their full expression was delayed by the reactionary, tyrannical monarchy's persecution of members of a movement that was, at its beginning, liberal and democratic.
In episode four of Lucky Star, Konata gives a tardy excuse to her teacher Nanako, stating that she was late because there was a girl running away from a taiyaki seller; after listening to the excuse, Nanako utters "ugū" out of frustration.
However, creatinine is a tardy and unreliable marker of acute kidney injury.
Rice gene Os01g13260.1 is a homolog of TAM (Tardy Asynchronous Meiosis)/ CYCA1 2 (A-type cyclin) in Arabidopsis thaliana (d'Erfurth et al. 2009).
Extensive computational experiments carried out on various criteria (makespan, total weighted flow time, total weighted tardiness, weighted sum of tardy jobs, maximum tardiness) show the efficiency of the proposed approach.
