Second, Plutarch focuses primarily and quite strongly on the Timaeus for his understanding of Plato's "doctrines," and his interpretation of this dialogue shapes his understanding of the entire Plato.
Both environmental tobacco smoke and indoor allergens can exacerbate already established childhood albeit primarily through quite disparate mechanisms.
First, as we watch much of the western world collapse, primarily and really quite simply, under the weight of unsustainable debt, and surely it is personal hardship to many, I believe that in our economic trials we have lost the basic understanding between want and need.
These four disease areas were chosen primarily because they are quite important, yet quite diverse.
The outcomes of these two scattering interactions are quite different, primarily because of differences in the densities of the scatterers.
But does saying this give fanciful credit to a painter who was, after all, celebrated primarily for transforming often quite ordinary people -- his slacker nephew Gainsborough Dupont, the apple-cheeked dandy named Jonathan Buttal -- into visual marvels of their age and ours?
When people ask me what I do, and I respond that I'm a blogger, and that I blog about topics that primarily concern African women, quite often they proceed to either tell me about an humanitarian or developmental cause they are involved with or have read about.
"RGGI and the California cap have been quite important primarily because they have been partially responsible for bringing about a change in the political stance of big business in this country," he said, adding that businesses are facing the reality that states are taking action even if the federal government is not.
Despite this, specialists in this study tend to speak of ECS quite favorably, primarily in regards to issues related to time.
The ship's crew, composed primarily of Indonesians seemed quite happy too : less paid than the Europeans but much better paid than in their home countries.
