Opinions about art — the way the soul defines itself in time — are provisional, too.
The first time a provisional request for Polanski's arrest in Switzerland was actually prepared was on September 22 , 2009
During World War II (1939 45), Algiers became the headquarters of Allied forces in North Africa and for a time the provisional capital of France.
Barry meanders through a wandering and disconnected life, moving, more at less at random, from one adventure to another, finding, for a time, a provisional security, and always seeking a perpetually elusive freedom, an arrival that never can be reached.
The mean time between provisional discrepant diagnosis (PDDx) and revised diagnosis (RDx) by attending radiology staff was 8.6 h (median 4.8 h, range 1.1-48.4), and 67.9% (n = 19) of the patients had left the ED by time of notification.
Loading criteria were evaluated once more (loading criteria 2 (LC2); Table 2) at the time of provisional restoration delivery at 25 ± 3 days after surgery in the early loading arm and at 13 ± 1 weeks after surgery in the conventional loading arm (Fig. 2).
Specifically, we have revised our process for final review of manuscripts, which will decrease the time from provisional acceptance to publication.
There are three categories: the real-time, the provisional, and the final indices.
During their time as provisionals, the teens have devoted hours to social and community service, cultural development and personal development.
These orientations to the challenges of worsening chronic illness are not mutually exclusive and Thomas's story incorporated a complex mix of adaptation, resistance, and fatalism: provisional time and fading time.
