The ticking of their time clocks must be stopped until we cut through the morass.
During their tenures, in response to surging stock and housing markets, both Mr. Greenspan and Mr. Bernanke embarked on campaigns of tightening, but the metronome-like ticking of their rate increases was so soothing it failed to dampen exuberance.
Should we assume that these women, hearing the ticking of their biological clocks, can form attachments to a child that they have heretofore been unable to accomplish with a mate?
Otherwise it's runners, numbered and logo'd, pounding the paths, fracturing the ambiguous quiet of city nature and frightening the already existentially bemused ducks with the ticking of their Fitbits and the zombie zedding of their headphones.
In theory, these measures are good; I agree that if one could forget one's private life and for women, the ticking of their biological clocks (I'm now almost 29), this strategy would be a good bet to become a competent and well-qualified scientist.
However our analysis shows that the negative binomial fails to describe the right tail of the distribution of ticks on their hosts, which is instead well described by a power-law decay.
Despite a few studies which indicated a possible positive correlation between tick load and some life history traits of the sleepy lizard (T. rugosa), such as body mass and mating probability (Bull and Burzacott 1993), the majority of authors have reported a negative impact of ticks on their hosts (Lehmann 1993).
Despite the demonstration that PGs are secreted into tick saliva, their mode of secretion has not been elucidated.
Lowland rainforest habitats are ideal for A. variegatum ticks because of their moderate canopy cover, which provide microclimates favoring tick survival, and high biological diversity, which increase the number of habitats available to the ticks.
Ask a volunteer about what they do for the bridge and they are more apt to mention someone else rather than tick off their own list of accomplishments.
