Yes, its central protagonist moves on from his love interest at the end, but passing over time from one interest to another was not unknown to Austen, et al).
(This is partly why I don't think Eugenides' "The Marriage Plot" offered a significant twist on the novels of the past. Yes, its central protagonist moves on from his love interest at the end, but passing over time from one interest to another was not unknown to Austen, et al).
In your eyes, it may be a trend, or a phase that will pass over time.
Therefore, we studied a method of estimating the radiant energy from the ground surface per day using satellite measurements of brightness temperature at satellite pass-over time.
Yet he had been passed over, time and again, and probably for that very reason.
Pale, short-sighted and adrift in a sea of bright orange cleavages, Gracie has been passed over time and time again by almost every swaggering berk to ever set foot on the Take Me Out stage.
But after she became pregnant, she said in the complaint, she began to be treated much worse by other managers and was passed over time and again for promotions.
Most unexpected is the non-monophyly of the pRF and chromosomal genes of R. felis, which strongly suggests that the analyzed pRF genes were not vertically passed over time in the lineage leading to R. felis, but rather were likely inherited horizontally from other bacterial plasmids and non-bacterial DNA.
Pancreatic tumor tissue from deidentified patients were engrafted subcutaneously into the flanks of NSG/NOD (nonobese diabetic scid gamma/nonobese diabetic) mice, expanded, and passed over time.
In brief, the concept refers to the dynamic stages through which families and households may pass over time, and which are often linked to processes such as marriage, childbearing, children leaving home, death and dissolution (see for example, Murphy & Staples, 1979; Tienda, 1980; Wilkes, 1995).
