The influence of the frequency of complexion transitions with different adjacencies on the occurrence of AGG was explored.
Now he buried himself in his study, revising his anthropological classic, An Essay on the Causes of the Variety of Complexion and Figure in the Human Species.
This was true in 1891, when the Met orchestra appeared at Cooper Union and attracted, according to the Times, "people of all shades of complexion, religion, race, and age".
"Superlative Metroliving" promises one in somewhat Filipinised English, alongside a picture of a cosmopolitan-looking couple, light of complexion and vacant of expression.
Conceivably the paper could be wrong: the French electorate has a proud record of changing the complexion of the 577-member National Assembly. 577-member National Assembly
How it is possible to guarantee the complexion of another's soul when our own are such mysteries to us, I don't know.
That the strong bias of one decision would be apt to overrule the influence of any new lights, which might be brought to vary the complexion of another decision?" The Federalist No. 65, p. 442 (J. Cooke ed. 1961).
The bangs don't do much to dispel a grandmotherly softness about her, with her peaches-and-cream complexion of another era, her whiff of scented powder and her Calder-like dangling earrings.
Another part of our study was the blinded assessment of skin complexion radiance on standardised and calibrated photographs.
The yoke of slavery will break, each shade of complexion will seek mastery".
