Until the acceptance of the modern steel pen, most Western master draftsmen used quill pens.
Until now, acceptance of baptism had opened the way to full membership in society, but no longer.
Public health did not fully come into its own until the acceptance of the germ theory of disease in the 1880s and 1890s, which led to a wave of new public health initiatives and the conveyance of safe health practices such as boiling bottles of milk, protecting food from insects, washing hands, and ventilating rooms, among others.
"Until now, the acceptance of mental illness has pretty much stopped at depression," said Charles Barber, a lecturer in psychiatry at the Yale School of Medicine.
Although their figures showed that they are not in the majority, the strikers said they would not release the campus until they win acceptance of all of their platform calling for free tuition and open admissions from certain high schools.
Until the widespread acceptance of 2 ppb as "normal", this remains a weakness of the study (MacDonald et al. 2004).
There's denial ("It'll just be the pilot light, I just need to press this button a few times"), anger (as the landlord screens your frantic calls), bargaining (with a succession of plumbers you find in the Yellow Pages whose names all begin with AAAA), depression (no one will come out until next week) and finally acceptance (of call-out charges hovering around £200 per half hour or part thereof).
Possibly, but given the materials needed and the components involved I could see prices going down but not dropping until there is mass acceptance of 3D printing.
Fundamentally, improvements in transdermal delivery will remain incremental until there is wider acceptance of this route of administration within the pharmaceutical industry.
We choose a small positive number at first, then multiply by a constant value b > 1, until the probability of acceptance of each proposed model converges to unity. 4.
