The chevronel is very seldom met with singly, but a case of this will be found in the arms of Spry.
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The board itself seldom met, with policy being decided by the president of the board. He was assisted by a Parliamentary Secretary (also a member of the Commons), and a permanent secretary (a civil servant). The practical work of the LGB was carried out by its salaried officers.
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Her landscapes are truly poems, full of > sentiment and feeling, and that artistic reticence so seldom met with, which > never allows nature to be for one moment oppressed or overstepped, or the > note forced under any pretence. -'A Lyrical Painter', Kyneton Guardian, 14 > March 1914 Southern died in Melbourne on 15 December 1940. Southern Close in the Canberra suburb of Chisholm is named in her honour.
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Friel (Freel, Freels) is seen more common as a surname than the traditional O'Friel. Statistics relating to the modern distribution of the population indicate that the name is seldom met with outside County Donegal and contiguous areas. The name is very closely associated with the north Donegal, especially Fanad and surrounding areas. Notable descendants include the playwright Brian Friel (born 1929) and the actress Anna Friel (born 1976).
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This does not imply that artists should sing like clock-work, they are given full artistic scope, but they must keep within bounds. #The composer feels it necessary to reiterate the following remark in lyrical passages, those actors who are on the stage, but not singing at the moment, must refrain from drawing the attention of the spectators to themselves by unnecessary by-play. An opera is first and foremost a musical work. #The part of the Astrologer is written for a voice seldom met with, that of tenor altino.
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Firms in developing countries often are asked by the supplier of know-how or patent licensing to consider technical service (TS) and technical assistance (TA) as elements of the technology transfer process and to pay "royalty" on them. TS and TA are associated with the IP (intellectual property) transferred – and, sometimes, dependent on its acquisition – but they are, by no means, IP.Manual on Technology Transfer Negotiation (A reference for policy-makers and practitioners on Technology Transfer),1996 United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Vienna, 1990, , pp 260–261 TA and TS may also be the sole part of the transfer or the tranferor of the IP, their concurrent supplier. They are seldom met with in the developed countries, which sometimes view even know-how as similar to TS. TS comprises services which are the specialized knowledge of firms or acquired by them for operating a special process. It is often a "bundle" of services which can by itself meet an objective or help in meeting it.
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264 The nearest potential images included one claimed to be by noted Revolutionary War era engraver Pierre Eugene du Simitiere that turned out to be a forgery, and a reference to a portrait possibly by Ralph Earl that has not been found (as of Stewart Holbrook's writing in 1940).Holbrook, pp. 262–263 Alexander Graydon, with whom Allen was paroled during his captivity in New York, described him like this: > His figure was that of a robust, large-framed man, worn down by confinement > and hard fare; but he was now recovering his flesh and spirits; and a suit > of blue clothes, with a gold laced hat that had been presented to him by the > gentlement of Cork, enabled him to make a very passable appearance for a > rebel colonel ... I have seldom met with a man, possessing, in my opinion, a > stronger mind, or whose mode of expression was more vehement and oratorical. > Notwithstanding that Allen might have had something of the insubordinate, > lawless frontier spirit in his composition ... he appeared to me to be a man > of generosity and honor.
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