Due to historical patterns of lifetime employment (shushin koyo), the vast majority of parents still believe these paths present the most stable careers, the highest cumulative pay and the most prestige.
The cable fatigue lifetime was further studied to reveal the major factors affecting the distribution pattern of the lifetime of the HDPE sheathing.
King Sihanouk's surprise abdication, and his elevation of Prince Sihamoni, follow the pattern of a lifetime in which he has danced on the precipice of history, balancing his own and his country's fortunes against much stronger forces.
There was a brief period — it may have lasted, oh, as long as a minute — when the Jacobsens thought that they would mess with the pattern of a lifetime and live under separate roofs.
Every song--whether it be her subtle covers of Procol Harum's "A Whiter Shade Of Pale," John Hughes and David Freemann's "No More 'I Love You's'," and Tom Chaplin of Keane's "Pattern Of My Lifetime," or even her own lush "A Thousand Beautiful Things" and luscious "Cold --gets equal amounts of Lennox luv.
1, 2 Many OECD countries including New Zealand 3 show a pattern of increasing lifetime alcohol use, decreasing tobacco use and emerging use of other substances of abuse.
There were wide variations in the pattern of distribution of lifetime abortions (range = 4.3 11.1 %) and stillbirths (range = 0.2 3.8 %) across the 25 villages in the study area (Fig. 1).
The patterns of a lifetime's behaviors, thoughts, self-regard and choice of sweethearts all begin in this crucible.
Americans enter a mature demographic cohort at 13, the age by which most marketers say that the buying patterns of a lifetime are formed.
Virtue is a draftsman through and through, yet the sweeping grandeur of his designs is less a matter of carefully calibrated delineation (the passages in his work I like the least are those where he makes linear architectural summaries, however freely rendered), than of his involuntary obedience to the accumulated patterning of a lifetime's working practice.
