Fusing all the elements of his life story and its complicated context, a singular strain of driving, rock-country songs about heavy drinking, one-night stands, life on the road and the pressures of being the son of an icon became his stock in trade.
Collocation has been investigated in the context of singular differential equations of first and second order in [24, 25], respectively.
The solver routine is based on a class of collocation methods whose orders may vary from 2 to 8. Collocation has been investigated in context of singular differential equations of first and second order in [24, 25], respectively.
The only female member of the New American Cinema collective, Clarke's work occupies a unique, singular space in the context of the 60s New York avant-garde film scene.
In this context, a singular position was held by Ovid Crohmălniceanu, who believed that Caragiale was building up to a sequel of his Craii..
Cuba itself gets a singular mention within the context of the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, which is mentioned in passing only to launch another point: the event, which nearly led to the erasure of much of the Americas, "underscored the danger of nuclear technology, but science was also being used for good," Stavans writes, drawn in this cel as Dr. Ilan Stavans, Doctor of Literature and Proctol..
In this context, the singular profile exhibited by HLA-DPB1 can be discussed.
Yes, and what was the context of those singular expressions?
After all, when linked story collections work well they give the reader both the glorious ephemerality of the short story — its ability to capture what André Bazin called in a different context "contingency," the singular one-time event — and also some of the cooler aspects of the novel: its relational longue durée and its what-comes-next propulsion.
