Even if Don Quixote, once described as "the great pattern book of fiction", resists total adaptation, it is here rendered with a palpable and infectious love and loyalty.
In this harmony external evil and suffering take their place as necessary elements in the great pattern, the great dance of the universe.
Analysing the teams' collaborative activities throughout the week, in situations where the challenges for the teams became too great, the patterns of interplay could revert back to earlier steps in leadership, focus, permission and confirmation seeking.
This study illustrates the great potential of patterns obtained from ancient DNA to identify population-of-origin to investigate historic genotype structure of extinct populations.
Roads and services had the greatest impact on the pattern of residential development in the 1970s, while previous residential development ranked first among the three groups of forces in the last three time-periods.
The actual is, obviously, natural so the great dao (the natural pattern of behaviors, events and processes) requires no learning, no knowledge, no language or shi-feithis-not this distinctions.
To our great surprise, the pattern of interaction of UNC-76, in relation to the proteins identified in the screening assay of two-hybrid and FEZ2 as bait, was almost identical to that observed for FEZ1 (Table 1, Fig. 3).
For while the size of the error may well be greater where the pattern of dependence follows a multi-locus, distributed network, substantial error will nonetheless still occur with single loci, as we explicitly demonstrate in our paper.
9 DORIS respondents had a mean age of 28, and 69% of respondents were male; although misuse of several drugs was the common pattern, the great majority of respondents reported that their main drug was heroin.
The results of the study show that there are great differences in the pattern of sick leave between the subcategories used and that the pattern of sick leave is correspondent to the specific characteristics of the groups.
