Other races and classes become more stable around level 20 due to the leveling of techs, skills, and the character itself.
But a different, even more useful model is the leveling of physical sciences where each level of problem is best addressed by an appropriate kind of theory, itself dependent on lower level theories.
The leveling of the boom may strike condos and co-ops differently.
And, of course, work itself was not its normal grind, a week after the leveling of the World Trade Center.
And with the leveling of the towers on Sept. 11, 2001, the neighborhood's fortunes, naturally, took a nose dive.
That the leveling of middle-C mediocrity can be an escape from becoming an agent of evil?
Experts say that the leveling of spending was one of several factors at work; another was a concerted statewide emphasis on those tests.
I was of the right generation, imprinted by the leveling of the elite and the demotic in Pop art, and it was an opportune stylistic moment, when photo-realist painting was, briefly, all the rage.
The leveling of the former Moody's headquarters across Barclay Street has created a broad view of the church's Greek Revival portico, anchored by six colossal Ionic columns, that has not existed for almost 60 years.
Charles H. Haden II, the federal judge who drew national attention in 1999 to the leveling of Appalachian mountaintops for their coal, died Saturday at his home in Morgantown, W.Va.
