Then get out there among the trees and go to worklMost any good bookstore has a variety of books
expounding on trees.
In the course of
expounding this thesis, the author reminds us that there was much not to like in Dean Acheson--his tireless efforts, for example, on behalf of the racist Rhodesian regime that fought through the latter 1960s and 1970s to preserve white minority rule in what is now Zimbabwe.
The paper's first chapter sets the context by
expounding several prevailing philosophies and definitions of KM as well as theories on the nature of knowledge itself.
Richard Move is
expounding on his alter ego, Martha--a present-day reincarnation of choreographic goddess Martha Graham.
Despite Yeang's Martin Centre-influenced way of
expounding his ideas, his vision of a permeable, green, self-sustaining environment is as romantic as technocratic -- a new Malaysian vernacular, updated, rethought and well above the new highways and the trees.
The vast majority of Lampe's work focuses on
expounding and improving the record of Douglass's abolitionist activities from August 1841 through August 1845.
At the same time, one heard the sound of three tape-recorded voices: a woman reading historical data on hysteria; a teenage girl playing the alter ego of Freud's Dora; and a man
expounding at length on medical photography.
A number of the stories - not all of them written by women - do a remarkably good job of
expounding the plight of women in the various machista societies of the Caribbean.
Pink Sheets:PRRM) issued this brief statement
expounding upon past releases regarding the retirement and cancellation of three billion shares of the company's common stock held by Prime Rate Investors President Dan Burgess: no compensation was given to Mr.
No, but giving Chatterjee some poetic license, at least in terms of
expounding on theories, strategies can certainly be made safer.
Bush joined the teen workers for a few minutes, donning a pair of new leather gloves and dumping a dozen shovelfuls of dirt into deep ruts on the trail and
expounding on the joys of ``good aerobic exercise.
Turning to poet-physicians, Sorsby shows that while Francois Beroalde de Verville presents the Creation as an alchemical transmutation, Joseph du Chesne vilifies the substance of the body by
expounding on its corruption after the Adamic Fall.
Whole herds of hobby horses are ridden to exhaustion in the six chapters of this book
expounding on geostrategy and military policy, six "myths" about the defense acquisition system, five "realities" that must be addressed if that system is to be fixed, and seven "memos to policymakers," ranging from George Bush to Mikhail Gorbachev, from the U.
The second chapter is an overview of the petrochemical industry of Iran,
expounding on the various aspects of petrochemical industry of Iran and its current expansion phase.
The result of Wengert's close reading of texts gives a picture of a Melanchthon who can praise Erasmus for his way with words, but when it comes to exegesis of texts, especially the Scriptures and the fathers handling of the same, he throws his lot in with Luther,
expounding an evangelical theology at home in Wittenberg.
