This embrace of the blood-purity standard marked the epoch-shaping move from religious anti-Judaism to racial anti-Semitism.
Smyth's experience in some of the world's top kitchens has proved invaluable and her devotion to cooking and the industry, her mild-mannered nature, meticulous attention to detail and exacting standards mark her out.
Tall, well-built and rangy, with big hands, McKenna liked to create elaborate improvisations on old standards, marked by rumbling, crab-like left-hand patterns and clever harmonic choices, but always with a driving undertow.
Even in a potentially equitable society with high health care standards, marked inequalities persist in cancer survival.
Joe Hodnicki has noted ALA's and ACRL's calls for across-the-board format standardization, and the use of a standard mark-up language (e.g., XML) instead of PDF.
Accordingly, the changes imposed on the appearance of monkeys in the standard mark test, as with more extensive markings in cotton-top tamarins [28], are not sufficient to draw the animal to touch the marks while looking in the mirror.
When buying sunglasses it is advised that you look for sunglasses with the CE standard mark, which is the European standard for safe levels of UV protection, and the British standard mark (BSEN 1836 1997).
Later, a lion passant was introduced as the standard mark, and the leopard's head was retained as the London town mark.
She praised the many projects going on in Denmark - including a proposal to have a standard mark for sustainability next to the price on clothes, to give customers the chance to understand and care about sustainability.
