Scott Dunlop responds to this by pointing out that "Housewife" is an ironic term and, in fact, most of the women featured run their own businesses – the Atlanta series, for instance, features a lawyer, a Grammy-award-winning songwriter and a model agency boss.
When punctuation marks are put in a series (" – : ? – ", for instance), their shapes can be interpreted visually.
The figure shows an instance of a series of Monte Carlo simulations.
Cédric Delsaux's photo series, for instance, is an artistic homage to the Star Wars legacy that exceeds the simple "fan tribute".
In addition to the 12 from the consecutive series, a further 10 instances of male breast cancer have been recorded among the BRCA2 mutation-positive families in the present report.
Suppose that x j (t), 1 ≤ j ≤ n represents an instance in time-series archive X, the number of instances in X is n.
ABC is developing "In the Motherhood" as a television series, for instance.
On the one hand, it aspires to be a cultural center like any other: a place where one can hear both established and promising musicians, see films that normally play in art houses (a Peter Greenaway series, for instance, was presented at Makor as part of the Lincoln Center Festival last year) and take classes in a wide variety of subjects.
But if Miller is right, and God's power is not the limit simpliciter of an ordered series of instances of power, and thus itself an instance of power, but is instead a limit case of power, then what is perfectly powerful need not be an instance of power.
How should we sensibly approach box sets of multiple series, for instance – one at a time?
