Books were described as friends and as the record of a lifetime's experience and as visible evidence of a self.
The next goal -- which Cochrane thinks could take about two years to achieve -- is to measure and track these chemical reactions, and eventually create a record of a lifetime's worth of experience and feeling.
While not a complete record of Kennedy's lifetime medical history, much of which remains sealed in private hospitals, the disclosures provide a broad, authoritative view.
Colm Tóibín South America Elizabeth Bishop's Poems, Prose and Letters has just come out from the Library of America and is probably the best record of half a lifetime's encounter with Brazil.
Our home-built two-photon lifetime fluorescence microscope uses a femtosecond Ti-Sapphire laser to excite the sample and a time-correlated single-photon counting card to record the lifetime of the emitted fluorescence, providing extra intensity-independent imaging contrast.
At the end of the 1997 season, he retired with a lifetime record of 408 165 15.
Johnson said he was hoping to continue the streak, despite a lifetime record of 2-7 in division series games.
It is reflected in his lifetime record of 12 victories, 4 seconds and 4 thirds in 25 starts.
Since taking over the program in 2002, she has already won six championships and has a lifetime record of 175-28.
The U.S. has a lifetime record of 15-32-11 against Mexico in a series that dates to 1934, but the U.S. has a 13-8-9 13-8-9 13-8-9home madvantagence 1957.
Oh, yes, and the United States has a lifetime record of one victory and one draw against England in the World Cup, going back to 1950.
