The tendency of drop-in pitches is not to deteriorate but to get better as the game progresses.
The author does find common cause with Sean, a college student hooked on pornography and prostitutes; yet this young man sometimes seems one-dimensional, perhaps because of his tendency to drop the word "like" into the middle of sentences.
At the beginning of the 1990s it showed a tendency to drop, mainly because of the official policy implemented in the mid-1980s trytoy to halt the high demand then evident.
If James has a weakness among an armoury of strengths, it's his tendency to drop his vast hinterland of reading into subjects that can't quite sustain the impact.
Comparing to previous reports, the ratio of subtype B shows a tendency to drop, while the proportions of CRF01_AE and CRF07_BC are continuously on the rise in MSM population in Beijing.
Mr. Hart also has a tendency to drop the names of celebrity comedians, athletes and musicians whom he counts as friends.
"There's no real way of knowing how good a school you really are," Mr. Stewart said, defending his tendency to drop the names of highly regarded colleges.
First of all, we can confirm the overall tendency of stress drop and the strength excess to increase as a function of depth, due to the depth-dependent overburden pressure.
As the tendency of a drop to spread out over a flat, solid surface increases, the contact angle decreases.
A similar tendency of A+T drop was observed for eudicot-specific CNSs with a significant difference between the flanking regions and the inside of CNSs (95% confidence P value < 0.05).
The pattern suggests that he suffered from nonrhoticity — the tendency to drop "R" sounds from the ends of syllables and words.
