"Yes there was an attack launched yesterday on fishermen in an area of
Agur, some 35km away.
Agur, "Pulse vaccination strategy in the SIR epidemic model," Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, vol.
Recognising his limitations and possessing great self-awareness,
Agur asked God to keep him from dishonouring His name by turning to a life of thievery.
6/10 Guess: Greek Saint
Agur, PS2, Waitrose and nationwide Quite a strong aftertaste on the tongue, too much and you'd not taste anything else.
"Road Movie" (entitled thus in the original Galician) reflects the impact on her generation of American culture, an impact which is also manifest in the anthology in the poetry of the Basque poets Itxaro Borda (see her "Be My Woman") and Miren
Agur Meabe ("Patti Smith Rimbaudekin ametsetan" [Patti Smith Dreams of Rimbaud]).
Note that model (4) is reduced to the classical SIR model with constant pulse vaccination when [theta] = 0, which was investigated by
Agur et al.
Kristina
Agur was a motherly, comforting Prioress, performing her part with exceptional maturity and a lovely voice.
Clavers, awakes one morning "with a severe headache, and racking pains in every bone." The housekeeper minimizes the illness, telling her, "Why, you've got th'
agur! Woman alive!
After an informed and informative Prologue and Introduction, "Proverbs" goes on to present chapters on The Proverbs of Solomon; Sayings of the Wise; Other Sayings of the Wise; Other Proverbs of Solomon; The Words of
Agur; and The Words of Lemuel.
Dolcelatte from Italy is great as is Saint
Agur, both readily available in the supermarkets.
Perhaps this is why
Agur said, "There be three things which are too wonderful for me, yea, four which I know not: The way of an eagle (nshr) in the air; the way of a serpent upon a rock; the way of a ship in the midst of the sea; and the way of a man with a maid" (Proverbs 30:18-19).