While most scholars agree on these generalities, the specific timing, meanings, and rites associated with circumcision have varied greatly over time and space.
The objective is to understand the role of gender in economic decision making, and the changing significance, timing and meaning of work, career and family.
It's far from clear that the worst is over: Of the 88 fund companies and brokerage firms queried by the Securities and Exchange Commission in its industrywide probe during the last two months, preliminary responses show that as many as half the fund firms have let at least one investor improperly engage in "market timing" of shares, meaning rapid buying and selling.
Overall, a 1-day increase in timing in summer, meaning the heat wave began 1 day later in the summer, was associated with 0.2%9595% CI: –1.6%, 1.2%) decrease in the estimated mortality risk during heat waves (Table 3).
Some taxa are also highly seasonal in their timing of reproduction, meaning that collections must be made in a narrow window of the year to observe the necessary characters (e.g. Acrosymphyton, Dudresnaya and Naccaria [ 1]).
For the past 11 seasons he has been music director of the Dallas Symphony, which ends next year - meaning the timing is right for him to find a big new job.
A report on the attack by Cisco's Talos Intelligence Group concluded the hackers likely compromised the network well ahead of the games, meaning the timing of the attack ― during the opening ceremony ― was intentional and intended to embarrass Olympics organizers.
But matters get more complicated if you are moving around, meaning those timings are always changing and worse still, if some packets drop out.
A poll of 75 economists by Reuters points to the early months of 2016 as the most likely timing for the first hike, meaning the next government would have some time to settle in before mortgage holders are hit with higher costs.
