The essays are gracefully strung together into an engaging narrative, marred only by a repeated tendency to alert us to what we are about to be told.
The EU's repeated tendency to make ad hoc improvisations of EMU's treaty provisions, rather than engaging in the hard job of reforming its flawed arrangements, are a function of a silly ideology which is neither grounded in political reality, nor economic logic.
The results indicated that with increasing cumulative dose up to 200 mSv, the growth of CD4+62L+ subpopulation was significant and repeated the tendency observed for CD3+4+ cells.
For his part, Rosenstock-Huessy sees the kind of criticism being made by Löwith as due to a complete inability to understand the connection between the Christian, the pagan and the Jew, and the widespread tendency, repeated by Löwith, to project Greek philosophical abstractions soul, immortality, timelessness, the good, etc.—onto Christianity.
This tendency is repeated for capacitance in the range of 1 to 10 pF.
Follicular lymphoma (FL) is characterized by its responsiveness to initial therapy, a pattern of repeated relapses, and a tendency for histologic progression to a process resembling diffuse, large B-cell lymphoma.
That and the tendency of repeated courses to attract a smaller audience every time do somewhat explain the drop in enrollment, but whether this trend will even out and, as Ho suggests, lead to an even more vast MOOC economy, only 2017 will tell.
An experimental model of imaginative mental simulations, created by Sanna et al. [34], showed the virtues and vices of rumination, which is the tendency towards repeated involuntary recall of thoughts about the past, but which can also generate thoughts about future goals.
In order to find out whether this tendency was repeated in relation to the level of ECOPIH use, a Chi-square analysis was performed.
