At 9 p.m., with the Proclivities on Sunday, and Langhorne Slim, a songwriter who styles himself as a hobo troubadour, on Monday; the Music Hall of Williamsburg, 66 North Sixth Street, Brooklyn, (718) 486-5400, musichallofwilliamsburg.com; $20 (sold out on Monday).
A teacher in such a scenario may feel completely overwhelmed trying to simply master the "general" textbook concepts, let alone provide students with an enriching context in which to learn them; no small feat when you begin to pair the daily challenges of teaching high school with the proclivities of academics to write as if they've just discovered sliced bread again.
Nor was the crisis the result of the American and European love affair with housing, or the proclivity of English-speaking consumers for excess credit.
Two other features of California — its border with Mexico and the proclivity of its residents to live along remote canyons and hilltops — contribute to the excessive fire danger.
But we do share with our ancestors the proclivity for seeing that our heroes live on as myths, whether through loving devotion or in pragmatic, socio-political pedagogy.
The efficiency of rotating machines can be improved via precisely manufactured bearings with reduced clearances; consequently, the proclivity for rotor stator contact is increased.
In his preface he writes, "I was impressed with the American proclivity for giving directions.
Kucharczyk says: "The focus on Smolensk fits in with the Polish proclivity for celebrating mass deaths and disasters.
Certainly this historic explanation maps relatively neatly onto the geographic distribution of states with the greatest proclivity to execute: two thirds of executions over the past generation have taken place in just five southern states, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas and Virginia.
