His confidence owed to timing — a brief renaissance of ceramic art in Southern California in the late fifties, led by Price's teacher Peter Voulkos — and his quality to wit and (no other word will quite do) genius.
This stretch of Clinton, one block south of Atlantic Avenue, is often jammed, owing to the timing of various traffic lights, so it tends to be one of the city's car-horn hot spots, right up there with Broome Street and Herald Square.
Nesting or sleeping sites, for wild Peromyscus, can present a high risk for parasite transmission owing to the timing of oocyst output (Fuller et al. 1995), particularly of Eimeria, which is common at our study site (Pedersen 2005).
Studies in human HeLa cells have shown that more than 60% of the genome is slowly replicated throughout the S-phase, owing to a flexible timing of firing or inefficient firing at origins [7].
Risk factors for acquisition of ePA have often been difficult to ascertain owing to uncertainty regarding timing of infection in prospective studies.
Clearly, in this case, uncertainty about the reward could only get larger, owing to noise in timing the interval between stimulus and reward [ 19], so under the uncertainty account, there should be comparable or even larger ramps.
A definitive conclusion regarding the effect of CAS versus CEA on cognitive function was not possible owing to heterogeneity in definition, method, timing of assessment, and type of cognitive tests.
Given that the pattern is insignificant and contrary to the first three experiments, as well as being represented by fewer trials than in the previous experiments owing to the additional factor of timing, any conjecture related to it must be made with caution.
According to Spears' manager Larry Rudolph, she became a fan of Åkerlund's work after seeing the video for Madonna's "Ray of Light" (1998), but they had not worked together in the past, owing to "his availability or her timing".
