Discussion of the evidences of this drive for hygge, or cozy security.
There is unquestioning hospitality and the evidences of a culture that, up to then, Rivlin knew intellectually without experiencing it.
He said that what strikes him about early photographs is not the vanished buildings, but the evidences of human life visible in the margins -- blurry pedestrians or passers-by somehow caught by the lens.
Among the more systematic attempts to evaluate the evidences of the various theories is Religious Behaviour, by Michael Argyle, another British psychologist.
Instead of sonically airbrushing away slight irregularities, the engineers have left in the evidences of human performance, with a mispronunciation here, a brief imperfection there and, throughout, Mr. Gergiev's own dramatic inhalations and exhalations, especially when he cues an important entrance.
You will note the evidences of his insanity in the interview which he gives out to the New York News, a daily illustrated publication in New York City, who are so completely duped by this man that they do him the honor of publishing his picture.
But to the evidences of material prosperity are to be added works of painting and sculpture and poetical effusions, which are likewise to be submitted to the inspection and judgment of crowds that are expected to assemble from all quarters to view the games.
His influence spread beyond the college when a series of lectures he delivered at the Lowell Institute in Boston were published in Lectures on the Evidences of Christianity (1846), Lectures on Moral Science (1862), The Law of Love and Love as a Law (1869), and An Outline Study of Man (1873), all of which went through several editions.
Figure 4 summarizes the evidences of plant uptake and internal translocation of carbon-based nanomaterials.
The evidences of applying rock dusting to the control of coal mine explosions are also shown.
We will show you the evidences of calculation, and gave you the basis of the design.
