I tend not to act or feel or talk in a way that would add anything worthwhile to an extended work of fiction.
In dejection, unable to produce extended work or break the opium habit, he spent a long period with friends in Wiltshire, where he was introduced to Archbishop Robert Leighton's commentary on the First Letter of Peter.
The writings so far mentioned, however, would not necessarily have procured literary immortality for Defoe; this he achieved when in 1719 he turned his talents to an extended work of prose fiction and (drawing partly on the memoirs of voyagers and castaways such as Alexander Selkirk) produced Robinson Crusoe.
Not only sleepiness and circadian phase, but also age and gender are major factors that may contribute to attentional failures in extended work shifts and during nighttime work shifts.
The aim of this study was to examine the effects of extended work hours (10 h on, 14 h off for 21 days) on sleep and sleepiness in an extreme and isolated environment in the far north (Spitsbergen, 78 degrees north).
The initial desire to stop the animal for extended work was not realistic based on behavioral responses from captive individuals given similar dosages.
Require the lab staff to follow up extended work shifts with periods of quarantine before they head home to families, friends and neighbors.
Along with other compositions he had written, he planned to present an extended work about integration that he called "Meditations on a Pair of Wirecutters".
The most striking hospital variable that correlated to the choice of dual practice was the wage level for extended work in the public hospitals, which reduced the odds ratio significantly.
Many more scientists, especially younger ones, looked for opportunities for extended work abroad, research groups looked for partners, and many topics waited to be discussed.
