And that hulking, now-empty coffee plant is a hopefully temporary reminder of Second Ward's one time-importance in international trade: this was where the trains dropped off the beans the ships had brought in from Colombia and the Mexican highlands, there to be parched and roasted and delivered to a grocery store near you.
Indeed, the word establishment is testament to its one-time importance: the term is likely to derive from the fact that the Church of England is the country's "established church", or state religion, with the monarch serving as its head.
Several thousand people lived at Versailles at any one time, and the importance of social rank was clear: here, aristocrats with servants at home waited on members of the court.
On a theoretical basis, Antonovsky argues that SOC is relatively stable after the age of 30, but others have found SOC less stable than expected [ 23, 36, 37] and to our knowledge relatively few studies have explored how SOC and health related variables at one time point may have importance for QoL or domains of QoL in the future.
The one time that Martínez turned serious, dead serious, was when he talked about the importance of pitching in the postseason.
To evaluate the importance of each feature, the leave-one-out cross-validation was repeated with only one feature being used at one time.
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Greater importance at any one time-point was significantly associated with more time spent in lower and higher risk of knee injury activities at later time-points.
The movie's ending, which I will not give away here, brilliantly drives home, one last time, the importance of how one sees things.
Another study that confirms one more time the importance of metabolomic analysis for the future of the medicine, in this case producing a robust predictive model for detecting encephalopathy in the newborns at 24 hours of life, in order to be able to provide the best timely treatment for the young patient is that of Walsh and coworkers [ 45].
