In Reading the Ceiling (Simon & Schuster £11.99, pp288), Dayo Forster uses the life of a Gambian woman named Ayodele to consider the tussle between fate and free will.
William M. Simons, for example, a history professor at the State University of New York at Oneonta, used the life of a journeyman major league pitcher who is now, in his 60's, a minor league coach, as a mythical symbol.
I wanted to make a piece that would use the life of the park, not something that would interrupt it, or that feels like it was just plopped down.
The school has developed a specific program focus that includes film, photography, writing, and art, that uses the life of Gordon Parks as an inspiration and guide.
The miniseries, which The Times was shown in advance of the festival, uses the life of the former USC star as a means of investigating race in America--a Trojan Horse, if you will.
We judge the potential of using the life experience of PLHAs in ART models as very promising and thus worth further exploration in CHW programmes.
For each parent we computed the sex and birth cohort cumulative hazards using the life tables of the Dutch population.
Additionally, the differences between configuration management, contextualization and recontextulization, are explicitly defined using the life-cycle of a cloud application in Section Servicee lifecycle'.
The proposal would cap the amount that could be used over the life of the program at $475 billion.
We can be more precise about dating things using the half-life of radioactive atoms, known as the isochron method.
