By the end of the 1990s, Evora's life was transformed: a new Ford, a young relation as driver and a grandiose new house, albeit in the street she grew up in.
Though an acting career never flourished, Ms. Joseph (born Amy Taft, she was given the nickname Leepee by a young relation) spent many decades in the wings, working as a secretary for the likes of Cheryl Crawford, a founder of the Group Theater; the composer Marc Blitzstein; and the actress Kitty Carlisle Hart.
Figure 7 Apparent contact angle according to the angle of Young (relation of Wenzel).
Philodemus addressed his book On the Good King according to Homer, to a young relation of Piso's.
It is also possible to establish the Eq. 1 by calculus of the surface energy variation related to a displacement dx of the three phase contact line: At the equilibrium state, using energy minimization (dE = 0), the Young relation (1) is found.
Lady M had two younger relations who would in complementary ways alter the course of Byron's life.
We took on a mini-boss – one of Bowser's younger relations – and had to whack him with the tanooki-tail until he was dizzy.
She, too, came from a large family, of hundreds of persons, and she began most particularly to invite her younger relations, the great-nephews and great-nieces, with their wives and husbands and, especially, their babies in tow.
Each chapter is presented in three panels; the photograph of the "source" character, aligned with their older and younger relations, a central text panel which constructs a narrative around the individual stories and a third panel providing "footnotes" or fragmentary pieces of text and/or photographic anecdotes relating to the chapter.
Such accounts 'may absolve parents of causal responsibility' but make the issue of 'genetic contamination' particularly salient for younger relations who might well be searching for partners and/or in the 'risk period' for developing the illness themselves (Phelan, 2005).
