Duckworth indifferent to class, race, history, society, culture—strips success of its human reality, and her single-minded theory may explain very little.
His greatest comic-strip success was the children's fantasy Little Nemo in Slumberland, which he launched in 1905.
Some complaints have come in from Army Chaplains, but the Army wouldn't consider the strip a success unless some chaplains didn't complain.
Mr. Walker attributes the strip's success, at least in part, to the humorlessness of the old United States Army, the Army he knew from his World War II service in Italy that hadn't changed much in the immediate postwar era.
When you help others make money by connecting them together, the world forces itself into the Möbius strip of success that brings the money right back to you times ten.
In contrast, adjacent to the flower strips, reproductive success declined with increasing landscape heterogeneity, resulting in a positive net effect of adjacent flower strips in homogeneous landscapes and a negative effect in heterogeneous landscapes.
We aimed effect of nasal strips in success of NIV in acute hypercapnic respiratory failure.
In field borders without an adjacent flower strip, plant reproductive success was unaffected by the presence of a flower strip at the site, and increased with increasing landscape heterogeneity independently of site type (flower strip vs. control).
Their sudden riches were made more offensive by the accusation from fans of other clubs that Chelsea "ain't got no history", that they were just a rich man's toy, insults intended to rationalise their success, strip it of meaning and make it less moral.
The timing was perfect, as by the early 1930s American newspapers were discovering the appeal of serialised adventure strips, following the success of Tarzan, Buck Rogers and others.
