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A distinctive pattern of domestic and kinship organization may have emerged during the ' golden age ' for the wealthier and more powerful strata.
The supposition that things are much harder today is a variant of a golden age fallacy.
The walls were in addition golden, covered with gold plating to a finger's thickness.
The story of the golden throne with its thirty-two puppets is, like life, both rational and irrational.
The main thing that made the 'sixties and 'seventies a golden age was that we were all young.
People teach each other how to do and how to think about things, such as evolutionary theory, the golden rule, growing wheat, and baking bread.
Such pockets of malcontents offered the foreign ruler a golden opportunity to subvert his rival from within.
The medieval chapters make it clear that this was no golden age for single women.
Condition (b) is obviously fulfilled for a constant positive deviation from the golden-rule path.
One is the achievement of the optimal population growth rate and the other is the achievement of the golden rule.
The government can choose the value of the contribution rate such that the golden rule is attained.
Suppose the government sets the tax rate10 so as to induce the level of capital satisfying the golden rule.
In the male it is somewhat parallelsided and possesses three and sometimes four pairs of golden translucent areas situated laterally in the proximal region.
Memory of a golden past assures them of new opportunities, however unrealistic.
Moral philosophy and religious traditions with their concepts of a golden rule attempt to universalize their highly particularistic benevolent impulses.
In the golden age universities were established as real centres of excellence.
To finish, we need only show that optimality requires consumption to rise when capital is below the modified golden-rule level and fall otherwise.
A cell surface block to polyspermy occurs in the golden hamster eggs.
As fewer people attend community events, the early days of community, usually associated with hardship, are increasingly being remembered as a golden era.
Fertilisability of in vitro matured oocytes from golden hamsters.
As for the second steady state, it is situated to the right of the golden rule intensive capital level.
Addition of hypotaurine can reactivate immotile golden hamster spermatozoa.
Involvement of mediated periodic calcium rises in golden hamster eggs.
The wood used internally and externally had originally a deep golden honey colour, which has darkened with time.
Clear evidence of this trend is the record number of golden wedding anniversaries and even longer marital jubilees.
A golden-section rectangle is in the proportion 5:8, and always consists of a square and a smaller (known as a reciprocal) goldensection rectangle.
Her hair was ' ' of a light auburn or golden colour' ' and hung loose in ringlets ' ' reaching nearly to her waist.
We found that visual aesthetic preference is directly related to the golden ratio and the golden rectangle.
We apply statistics and factor analysis to discover the relationship between the golden ratio and human preference.
The effigy also has two large golden disks on his head.
The grid makes plain that the reception areas are closely related and conceived in terms of the square and golden section.
The golden edges form a union of some paths and some closed cycles.
Once there was a 'golden age ' of ageing, then a transition from veneration to degradation.
Though it usually served lighter ends, the ensuing hybrid language is another feature that golden-age lyrics share with much contemporary literature.
Alternatively, if t is chosen so as to reach the optimal k, neither the golden rule nor the optimal n would be attained.
The second condition is the so-called golden rule, which determines the optimal stock of capital.
However, the golden rule is not present in the laissez-faire solution, and the equation determining fertility is different.
Here, however, we argue that to seek a return to the 'golden age' of full employment is both illogical and unrealistic.
The book's prelude, 'the golden age of social democracy', leads into a more prolonged examination of the period since 1970.
Is this interest nostalgia for welfare's 'golden age' or a rational commitment to radical reform?
A renormalization group fixed point associated with the breakup of golden invariant tori.
He never forgot what the puppets had told him and gave up all ambition to sit on the golden throne for ever.
Critics of the growing vulgarization of language and culture through popular culture often evoke a golden era dating to the 1920s and 1930s.
Summarizing, we obtain that the golden rules in both deterministic and stochastic cases coincide.
In this case, the golden rule is determined by an analytical expression.
The golden-rule saving rate has to be determined numerically in general because of the lack of a characterization via first-order conditions.
I couldn't wait to dip the golden frybread into the small wooden bowl containing syrup my parents made that spring.
He sets largesse off against the vice of prodigality, so that largesse becomes a kind of golden mean.
In the first example, showing the invocation of the golden age, we are still far from melancholy.
In other words, the nub of the project is to transform fiction ("the golden age") into the here and now of reality ("the iron age").
The experience of common labourers, who had no real golden age to hearken to, underlines this ambivalence.
Aspiring rock artists should remember one golden rule when dealing with the press: there are no rules.
The golden age of rapid growth of output with full employment and (almost) stable prices was thus over.
The second major source of support for the golden age had been the buoyancy of world trade.
Therefore, we can use the golden ratio for evaluating the good proportion in jewelry design.
He was not interested in ideas such as proportion, or golden section.
Perhaps the passage of the golden anniversary of this operation should stimulate a degree of reflection among surgeons and cardiologists.
His most successful hybrid is a buttercup with a lambent golden brown colour, that he is marketing under the name of honeycup.
Instead of representing a golden age of universal popular religion, these urban festivals were often the focus of fierce political struggles.
Underlying all this, looking back to a golden age, is the political agenda.
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