Indulgence

In our study, literature coverage has been extended to 1976. If important omissions have occurred, I ask the indulgence of the reader. 

Nach-setzldffel, m. spoon or ladle for adding something, as ore. -sicht,/. inspection forbearance, indulgence. 

Indulging in horseplay with compressed air can have disastrous results. 

Mendeleev had personal reasons for indulging in hyperbole, of course, but the general response of the chemical community does indeed seem to have been that this accommodation of argon within Mendeleev s scheme was a major feather in its cap—no less major than any other empirical success, whether predictive in the temporally novel sense or not. 

My attempt of depicting the new frontiers for Quantum Chemistry has no produced exhaustive and detailed indications. It is almost impossible to present in a few pages indications of this type, of questionable validity even tf expressed as final report of a panel of experts, after a hard collective work on this theme. Quantum Chemistry is in fact one of the cornerstones of Chemis, enjoying good health as the other branches of Chemistry, and there are ample and varied perspectives of progress. A selection of some themes woitld means to indulge too much to personal tastes. 

Individuals may minimize their risk of acquiring both hepatitis B and C infection by avoiding contaminated blood products and not indulging in high-risk behavior such as intravenous drug use. 

Still, I ll take it easy, get up slowly, I think. The technique, too, is familiar. Perhaps go to one of the new-old pubs that do lunch or even just for supper, take it gently after my busy few days. That s it. I ve had a busy few days, that s all. Later I ll phone Gareth arrange to see him tomorrow to say good-bye. I haven t got much to pack. Perhaps I ll indulge myself with a taxi to the airport. 

First, by indulging his passionate belief in science for the people, he gave students the kind of hands-on education in chemistry that he had wanted as a young man. Before Frankland, students everywhere learned science from books most never even entered a laboratory. Working tirelessly over a period of 15 years, Frankland gradually changed that and dramatically improved the state of science education in Britain. He compiled a list of 109 experiments that students needed to understand firsthand in order to pass his examinations. He wrote a textbook that became a standard for chemistry instruction, in part because it incorporated his ideas on valency and organic structures and his newly developed notation system. 

Desire for indulgence. A response that often occurs during recovery in which a client feels the need to reward him- or herself with something pleasurable. 

Self-attack. When clients belittle themselves or put themselves down because of frustration or disappointment. This often occurs during a GVE or AVE. Stimulus control. A strategy to control or limit exposure to a trigger or cue. Substitute indulgences. Safe alternatives to drug use that reward the client for doing well in recovery. 

And it is the theme of Lawrence that really stays with a viewer, even today, some 40 years after it was released. That theme is the age-old story of hubris—the pride of a man which raises him above his peers, only to dash him on the rocks of self-indulgence by the end. 

A reader made the observation that there is hardly enough English between equations for the language to become a real problem. I will nevertheless request the reader s indulgence for the strong flavor of franglais. 

Here 1 pause in order to beg the indulgence of the American people, [ am obliged to take a standpoint at once startling and unpopular, I am compelled to utter certain terrible truths. I am in the unenviable position of one who asks others to shut their eyes to the particular that they may thereby visualize the general. 

Rut give it to the clod, lo the self-indulgent, to the blase—to the average man, in a word—and he is lost. He flays, and his logic is perfect This is what 1 want. He knows not, neither can he know, the true path and the false path is the only one for him. There is cocaine at his need, and he takes it again and again. The Contrast between his grub life and his butterfly life is too bitter for his unphilosophic soul to bear he refuses to take the brimstone with the treacle,... 

And so he can no longer tolerate the moments of unhappiness, that is, of normal life, for he now so names it. The intervals between his indulgences diminish. 

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