We therefore conservatively adopted the divergence time (6.3 ± 1.4 mya) of P. knowlesi and other Asian monkey parasites as an older timing of the common ancestor of branches B and C. Thus, branch B was estimated to lie between 3.0 ± 0.3 and 6.3 ± 1.4 mya, and branch C to lie between 4.6 ± 0.4 and 6.3 ± 1.4 mya.
Ms. Hill, who's now trying to be a blond Shania Twain, paid inadvertent homage to Miss Ross's old vocal timing by belting every phrase of "Love Child" right on the beat, flattening it.
The unrequited, the impossible, the unsolvable dilemmas of status or distance or plain old bad timing.
For my first few days in Princeton, I reveled in re-running my old routine, timing the grinding just right, basking in the aromas, gazing at the hot black liquid as it poured majestically from the press, and bringing the cup to my lips for that first sensual sip.
In particular, a decreased variance, often interpreted as older admixture timing, can instead be a consequence of sex bias.
According to perhaps the oldest market-timing system still in use, we are firmly in the grip of a long-term bear market.
Dividend yield is one of the oldest market-timing tools, having first gained wide acceptance nearly 100 years ago in the United States.
Should you be paying any attention to the Dow Theory, this 100-year-old market-timing model?
The moves were improvised, but somehow our old sense of timing came back as we entered into a slow-motion ballet that ended with the indescribably delicious feeling of shaving cream running down our cheeks.
As a nation we eat fried food constantly, but almost always in restaurants, where it's least likely to be done well, with old oil, sloppy timing and less-than-ideal ingredients.
