Following the characteristic Gothic Bildungsroman-like plot sequence, the Female Gothic allowed its readers to graduate from “ adolescence to maturity ,” in the face of the realized impossibilities of the supernatural.

Following Lasswell he states that “ a person identifies himself with a group when, in making a decision, he evaluates the several alternatives of choice in terms of their consequences for the specified group ”.

Following the French Revolution, other commentators fingered a potential danger of Rousseau ’ s project of realizing an “ antique ” conception of virtue amongst the citizenry in a modern world ( e. g. through education, physical exercise, a citizen militia, public holidays, and the like ).

Following Nation tradition, he replaced his surname, “ Little ,” with an “ X ,” a custom among Nation of Islam followers who considered their surnames to have been imposed by white slaveholders after their African names were taken from them.

Following the custom of the Nation, he replaced his surname with an “ X ”.

Joseph Priestley, for example, in referring to the reaction of steam on iron, whilst fully acknowledging that the iron gains weight as it binds with oxygen to form a calx, iron oxide, iron also loses “ the basis of inflammable air ( hydrogen ), and this is the substance or principle, to which we give the name phlogiston .” Following Lavoisier ’ s description of oxygen as the oxidizing principle ( hence the name oxygen: oxus

Following World War I, Frederick R. Lack, working in radio telephony in the engineering department, developed the “ AT cut ” crystal, a crystal that operated through a wide range of temperatures.

Following commercial rivalries between the original English East India Company and a New East India Company created in 1698, a new Company was formed in 1708 by amalgamation, and entitled the “ United Company of Merchants of England, trading to the East Indies ”.

Following several successful revivals ( including Stephen Daldry's 1992 production for the National Theatre ), the play was “ rediscovered ” and hailed as a damning social critique of capitalism and middle-class hypocrisy in the manner of the social realist dramas of Shaw and Ibsen.

Following Monzón's victory Mantequilla Nápoles, Angelo Dundee said: “ Monzón is the complete fighter.

Following The War of 1812, “ Spanish Fort ” as it was now commonly referred to, was officially property of the United States.

Following this event a military training manual he wrote called “ Aids to Scouting ” gained popularity amongst boys in Britain.

Following World War II, the rural countryside of Somers continued attracting “ weekenders ”, many from New York City who became more mobile because of the proliferation of automobile travel.

Following Robert S. Dietz ’ and Harry Hess ’ articulation of the seafloor spreading hypothesis in the early 1960s and the plate tectonic revolution in the late 1960s the term “ trench “ has been redefined with plate tectonic as well as bathymetric connotations.

Following its 1855 publication, “ Song of Myself ” was immediately singled out by critics and readers for particular attention, and today, remains among the most acclaimed and influential poems written by an American.

About his decision Kibaki said, “ Following the results of the Referendum, it has become necessary for me, as the President of the Republic, to re-organise my Government to make it more cohesive and better able to serve the people of Kenya ".

Following Senator Proxmire ’ s letter, in 1989 the Federal Reserve Board approved Section 20 affiliates underwriting corporate debt securities and increased from 5 % to 10 % the percentage of its revenue a Section 20 affiliate could earn from “ bank-ineligible ” activities.

Following the Federal Reserve Board ’ s approvals of Section 20 affiliates a commentator concluded that the Glass-Steagall “ wall ” between commercial banking and “ the securities and investment business ” was “ porous ” for commercial banks and “ nonexistent to investment bankers and other nonbank entities .”

Following Augustine in the City of God ( xiv. 26 ), “ man was furnished with food against hunger, with drink against thirst, and with the tree of life against the ravages of old age .”

Following a catastrophic clash with Shane O ' Neill, the real power in the province during these years, he came to Dublin in 1564 and in 1565, while still holding the office of Archbishop of Armagh, was offered the Deanery of St. Patrick ’ s Cathedral “ in lieu of better times ahead ”.

Robertson commented that “ In Europe, the big word is tolerance.

Asquith, who told Robertson that Kitchener was “ an impossible colleague ” and “ his veracity left much to be desired ”, acted in charge of the War Office, but Kitchener took his seals of office with him so he could not be sacked in his absence.

Kitchener and Asquith were agreed that Robertson should become CIGS, but Robertson refused to do this if Kitchener “ continued to be his own CIGS ”, although given Kitchener ’ s great prestige he did not want him to resign ; he wanted the Secretary of State to be sidelined to an advisory role like the Prussian War Minister.

However, he thought Kitchener " pinched, tired, and much aged ", and thought it sad that his mind was “ losing its comprehension ” as the time for decisive victory on the Western Front ( as Haig and Robertson saw it ) approached.

After Lloyd George ’ s Paris speech ( 12 November ) at which he said that “ when he saw the appalling casualty lists he wish ( ed ) it had not been necessary to win so many (“ victories ”)” Asquith ( briefed by Robertson ) debated the matter in the Commons ( 19 November ).

In this body of work, Robertson put forward the concept of the “ unit membrane .” This was the first time the bilayer structure had been universally assigned to all cell membranes as well as organelle membranes.

Robertson thought ( 24 October ) that French ’ s “ mind was never the same for two consecutive minutes ” and that his ideas were “ reckless and impossible ” and that he had poor relations with Joffre.

On the 27 April French visited Robertson who agreed with him that to send more troops to Ireland would be “ playing the German game ”.

French was critical of the choice of Rawlinson to command the Somme and in August 1916 Robertson warned Haig that “ Winston, French and various “ degommed people ” are trying to make mischief ”.

Holmes quotes with approval John Terraine ’ s verdict that French was the most distinguished English cavalry leader since Cromwell, and argues that although he did not achieve victory, his personality inspired the BEF in 1914, a fact acknowledged even by Robertson, marred by his “ undisciplined intellect and mercurial personality ”.

Robertson advised Haig that Wilson would “ do less harm ” in France than in England.

Despite the growing alliance between Wilson and the Prime Minister, Wilson was a “ Westerner ” and agreed with Robertson that British heavy guns should not be sent to Italy or Salonika.

Haig asked him to accept “ as a favour ”, but Robertson was “ staggered ” by Wilson demanding and getting a formal invitation from Haig, Nivelle and the War Cabinet, and a clear statement of his own and Haig ’ s status.

Wilson thought “ ridiculous and unworkable ” a suggestion by Lloyd George that all Robertson ’ s plans be submitted to a committee of French, Wilson and one other, and over lunch with French and Lloyd George on 23 August suggested an inter-Allied body of three Prime Ministers and three soldiers be set up over all the national Staffs.

Dining with Wilson and French the night before, Lloyd George criticised Robertson and called Haig ’ s recent paper ( 8 October ), which predicted that “ decisive success is expected next year ” provided Russia continued to pin down as many German divisions as currently, “ preposterous ”.

When he arrived on 5 November he met Robertson who had gone on ahead to supervise the transfer of British reinforcements to Italy – under questioning from Wilson Robertson said that he would not have done anything differently over the last two years – which Wilson thought “ curious ”, noting that “ since he has been CIGS we have lost Roumania, Russia & Italy & have gained Bullecourt, Messines & Paschendal ( sic )”.

These had been rectangular, they now became “ ram ’ s horn ” shaped, thus not blocking the instrument panel as much.

A panel from the famous Doonesbury “ Stonewall ” strip, referring to the Watergate scandal, from August 12, 1974 ; awarded the Pulitzer Prize.

A few days after the storyline began, Garfield is lying in his bed with a “ nagging feeling I'm forgetting something ,” with Odie landing on Garfield in the next panel.

Section 5 of the Act requires that the United States Department of Justice, through an administrative procedure, or a three-judge panel of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia, through a declaratory judgment action " preclear " any attempt to change “ any voting qualification or prerequisite to voting, or standard, practice, or procedure with respect to voting ..." in any " covered jurisdiction.

An international panel of legal experts proposed the “ creation of a Constitutional Convention under European Union auspices and on the basis of the 1960 Cyprus Constitution to bring together the parties directly concerned in order to reach a settlement in conformity with the Fundamental Principles .”

Mentorn Oxford produces Heart and Soul, described as “ a new multi-faith programme featuring a panel and a studio audience ”, followed by Life from the Loft which is made by the Leeds-based company True North.

The panel, composed of the German Research Foundation and the German Science Council, has decided that LMU Munich will receive funding for all three areas covered by the Initiative: one graduate school, three “ excellence clusters ” and general funding for the university ’ s “ future concept ”.

By alternating the grain direction of the veneers from layer to layer, or “ cross-orienting ”, panel strength and stiffness in both directions are maximized.

In 1999 the Institute sponsored a panel on “ Secular Threats to Freedom of Expression ,” which was labeled “ secular fundamentalism ," and identified as being as great a threat to liberty as religious fundamentalism.

Timothy Hyman says the Maesta was “ part of the Commune's wider programme to promote and strengthen Siena's civic identity .” The central panel of the Maesta honors the Virgin through the depiction of The Virgin and Christ Enthroned in Majesty with Angels and Saints.

At the first „ Wizards of OS “ conference in July 1999 a spontaneous discussion round was founded after the panel „ New Economy ?“.

Randy ’ s comic panel “ The Better Half ” is syndicated by King Features Syndicate, appearing seven days a week in print and online newspapers around the world.

User's eye view of the “ VCS 3 ”; top left, three main oscillators ; bottom left, patch panel ; bottom right, joystick.

American electrical codes require that the neutral be connected to earth at the “ service panel ” only and at no other point within the building wiring system.

In addition to the core questions, a number of “ topical modules ” are added to the SIPP panel, which include questions on personal history, child care, wealth, program eligibility, child support, disability, school enrollment, taxes, and annual income.

Another panel found on the triumphal arch is of the Virgin, she is crowned and dressed in a colorful veil, her wardrobe subtly brings to mind that of a Roman empress and in this panel she has her divine son walking with her and a suite of angles and Joseph ready to greet her ; “ The Virgin ... shows to perfection the impressionistic character of mosaics .” Another panel is known as the Adoration of the Magi and this mosaic depicts Infant Christ and The Virgin and the arrival of the three wise men, “ mosaics illustrating Christ ’ s first coming and his youth covered the triumphal arch .” The other panel depicts the Virgin accompanied by five martyrs.