In one of the most moving songs, "Wasserflut," Mr. van Dam showed how different syllables at the same acute point in the recurring melody could each have a different weight, intensity and sway, a different way of rearing out of the line, like a thorn, yet integral to it.
Odd I know that a simple canoe trip could bring up so much 'stuff' but grief has a way of rearing it's familiar head just when you think it has gone for good.
This result might reflect the dramatic change of the Chinese family environment in recent decades to one where the way of rearing children has become more democratic than in the past and where the generation gap is reducing [ 33].
Two-way ANOVA revealed a significant effect of rearing condition (F1,18 = 37.55, p < 0.0001); no significant effect was found for age (F1,18 = 2.033) and no interaction of age × rearing condition (F1,18 = 2.791) was detected for the medial BNST.
Studies have shown the economic benefit of rearing animals in this way.
In the way that children can better their parents, the challenge of rearing AIs is an opportunity -- not a horror.
But celebrities like to be the last in their seats to avoid passengers asking for autographs as they trek through first class on the way to rear of the plane.
One-way ANOVA and post hoc tests about locomotion behavior [ F 7,58) = 2.498, p < 0.05] and the number of rearing behaviors [ F 7,58) = 9.629, p < 0.01] yielded the following results.
Regulators studied other ways of improving rear visibility, including the beeping radar-based sensors that many vehicles already offer.
"You learn about different ways of doing things, from rearing cattle to growing plants," says Tom .Owen King and Harry Taylor-Page, both 14, and George Packham, 13, had been to pick up eight British Lop piglets – and successfully corralled an escapee who wasn't keen on getting into the trailer.
