Possessing a life?), in which guests will pay handsomely for a week or so in a wild west in which they can go riotously tootsie: sleep with every perfumed whore, gut-shoot every sweaty dog-breath hoodlum.
In order to fulfil these aims, the book comprises three parts, that of individuals (part I), each possessing a life line, that of populations (part II), characterized by age distributions and growth processes, and that of space and networks (part III), providing the context of individual and population behaviour.
The tango's juxtaposition of sudden gesture, balanced grace and imperturbable dignity possesses a life force, and Piazzolla, who died in 1992, neither photocopies the original nor weakens it with high-art cleverness.
"This tale grew in the telling," Tolkien wrote, introducing the second edition, and that blend of modesty and grandeur hinted at a process of growth beyond his reckoning, as if the story we were about to read possessed a life of its own.
Therefore, at 80 I shall have made some progress, at 90 I shall have penetrated even further the deeper meaning of things, at 100 I shall have become truly marvelous, and at 110, each dot, each line shall surely possess a life of its own.
Yet it seems clear that all of these organisms, however much or little they reproduce, still possess a life cycle.
Patients were required to be 18 years of age or older, with Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status of 0 1, and possess a life expectancy of >3 months.
By contrast, other similar-sized rodents such as mouse possess a life expectancy of only four years, which is far less than that of NMR.
And Gollum: yes, he confirms, he does indeed possess a life-size model at home, donated by the proud makers.
An exception is the porosporids, possessing a heteroxenous life cycle that involves crustaceans as final hosts and gastropods or bivalves as intermediate hosts.
The electrochemical capacitor (EC), also called as supercapacitor, is an energy storage device possessing a unlimited life-cycle and high power density known to store energy in the double-layer or through supercapacitance as a result of an applied potential.
