Periasamy (1990) listed 26 families known to comprise taxa with
ruminate seeds.
Occurrence and taxonomic significance of ruminate endosperm
In fact, individuals suffering from depression often
ruminate about being depressed.
Rumination study 'may provide insights into depression, its treatment'
David Charters
ruminates on how growing children can manage to overcome any challenge offered by modern technology, but still can't get up in the morning
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In an insightful commentary, the author
ruminates on the dilemmas of coaching in the context of high-stakes testing.
A Different Way to Think about...Student Assessment. Carnegie Perspectives
She describes what we are seeing in real time, speculating on how the car got there; explains that "it's going to be shown in the art fair, in Basel" and what exactly an art fair is;
ruminates on whether or not the image is "real" before deciding it is digitally constructed; and even selects a track from a CD as part of a potential musical sound track for the video.
Ryan Gander: Artists Space
"You're gay and you're happy and you have a lover, and then you say, 'I want to have children,'" he
ruminates. "You just spent all this time working toward this sense of yourself and accepting it, and then you've got this whole other part of you, this wanting to procreate.
Father and child reunion: best known as Rory's father on Gilmore Girls, actor David Sutcliffe explores a gay couple's longing for parenthood in "Happy Endings"
Viewing the light-skinned woman with whom Paul dances at the Foxy Cats Dawn Ball as a sexual threat to her own domestic conquest, she
ruminates: "'I could,' considered Maud Martha, 'go over there and scratch her upsweep down.
Domestic epic warfare in Maud Martha
TV's penchant for overwhelming trivia seems fatal as he constantly
ruminates over data such as John Hinckley JR's Eros fixation, the meaning of VSOP on Privilege Hennessey bottles, and the whereabouts of the pater-familias of Hubba Hideaway.
Holmes away from Holmes
Neumeier
ruminates on scholarly mysteries surrounding historical figures in his ballets, as in Nijinsky, in which he explores Romola Nijinsky as both a sustaining and fatally destructive force in her husband's life.
John Neumeier: the who in Hamburg Ballet
The Holy Spirit
ruminates within and about us with sighs too deep for words.
The day of Pentecost June 8, 2003. (Preaching Helps)
In addition to his thoughts on all his failed relationships, the narrator
ruminates on, among other things, violence among the world's youth.
Norbert Niemann. Schule der Gewalt
Cud are wads of undigested food that a cow regurgitates from its rumen and
ruminates.
How a cow chows. (Chart -- Reading Activity)
Jay Small, a former journalist who manages digital services for Thomson multimedia, offers journalists advice from the world of consumer electronics: "Let the methods of delivering the news flow from the business model, not the other way around." Gerald Jordan, professor of journalism at the University of Arkansas,
ruminates on whether broadcast rights fees might be jeopardized by new technologies.
Financing News in the Internet Era
Coles like the student
ruminates about the relationship of intellectual "progress" (Coles always italicizes this word) with human wisdom by reflecting that her grandmother seems wiser than her father who seems wiser than herself.
The Secular Mind
Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton
ruminates about philosophy.
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