Police are not at this stage linking the attack to any other incidents.
Sheer fabrics billow, and chickens scoot across the stage, linked like ducks in a shooting gallery.
It was more likely that Rainier dismissed all thoughts of remarriage - his name was at one stage linked to Princess Ira von Furstenberg - until he had abdicated.
Florida reveals the next stage: linking vouchers to the performance of public schools in order to shake up the public-school system throughout the state.
For feeding behaviour such a cycle consists of an appetitive stage characterised by foraging and exploration linked to emotions such as wanting and anticipation, a consummatory stage with eating behaviour linked to liking and pleasure, and a post-consummatory stage linked to satiety and relaxation with behaviour like resting and preening.
(Wilkes, 1988, p. 29) This implies, for example, that "a full psychophysiological account of the processes of human perception must at some stage link up with part at least of linguistic ability; for we typically see things under a certain description, and that description may be a very sophisticated one".
This was certainly not the first time LaPierre had made such a declaration -- remember, this is the guy who told us "the guys with the guns make the rules" at a CPAC conference -- but his statement on Wednesday was nonetheless remarkable because it so clearly articulated the insurrectionist idea on a national stage, linking it directly to the need for unfettered access to assault weapons.
The first stage linked all records that matched exactly on first, middle, and last names; complete birth date; and gender.
The blood vessel profile density (BVPD) was analyzed using a microscope (Axioskop 40; Zeiss, Göttingen, Germany) equipped with a mechanical stage linked to a computer running a stereological program (StereoInvestigator; MicroBrightField Inc., Williston, VT, USA).
