Often partner disagreement about what a bed is for is rooted in the different family-of-origin experiences of the two partners.
First published in 1985, Harvard professor Mottahedeh's book is a must-read for anyone interested not just in Ayatollah Khomeini, the roots of the revolution and the origins of the Islamic Republic, but for fans of a good novel too – it's written as compellingly as a good thriller.
He is not interested in the origins, or "roots," of reference hence, with regard to pictures, in how certain marks and not others have become commonly correlated with certain kinds of items in the world.
The probabilistic behaviors of power system failures are the root origin of risks [1], and an effective risk assessment model can provide quantitative risk indices to represent system reliability.
We need to really think about what are the social origins, what are the political roots of ISIS.
This message of mutual support is rooted in the origins of "Stand by Me" itself.
Nouvel's manner of conceptualizing a building had its roots in his origins.
An understanding of its origins is crucial to a broader understanding of the roots of Creole cuisine.
It is refreshing to observe how such tragedies of biblical proportions have revealed the remarkable graciousness and nobility of the human spirit -- the generosity and self-sacrifice shown by peoples of diverse cultural roots and origins.
A more detailed analysis, similar to that of [21], is therefore required to better understand lateral root formation in rice and to clarify whether the endodermal origin of the root cap is a temporary structure that is later replaced by cells of pericycle origin.
Correction: March 2 , 2002 Saturday A chart in Science Times on Tuesday about the roots of modern human behavior misstated the origin of three small beads that were examples of early artifact diversity from Africa.
