These weekends got loner and longer, and the domestics got so involved in running their own affairs that they had to deputize other people to do the work for which they originally were employed.
According to both models, women originally from Asia or Africa ages 25 29 have a better chance of being employed than women the same age from other regions.
In the first instance, perhaps, some of the most finely crafted songs – by William Byrd, Orlando Gibbons and John Dowland, all Shakespeare's contemporaries – England's composers have produced, but also a notion of how their music might originally have been employed in the outdoor theatre.
Originally I was employed on a 2-year contract to write up and publish my research.
Five polymorphic ISSR primers (ISSR4: (CAC)7G, ISSR5: GTCA(CCA)6C; ISSR9: GT(GGT)6GC, ISSR49 (GA)9AY, ISSR49: CT(CCT)5C) out of 55 originally tested were employed for genomic DNA amplification in the present study.
Originally, these techniques were employed in conjunction with microarray platforms; however, high-throughput sequencing methodologies are now routinely being used.
Innes, originally from Leeds, is employed as a health and safety auditor by oil and gas waste management company TWMA based in Aberdeen but had been working in its Alexandria office before travelling home with a colleague.
As described in [44] and [45], this algorithm stemmed from the concept of imperialistic competition, which was employed originally used to solve continuous problems.
This is an originally skeptic argument, that is employed by Academic and Pyrrhonean skeptics alike, to the effect that dogmatic philosophy amounts to failure because of the disagreements occurring in it (Cicero, Academica II.115, Sextus Empiricus, Against the Mathematicians II.11).
To ensure proper connectivity between adjacent PBCs, heat sinks originally used in thermal conduction problem are employed as connection constraints.
The modularity, originally proposed by Newman and Girvan, is employed to measure the topology-based modular property [9].
