Visitors enter the park via a broad, pebbled avenue lined with twin rows of gingko trees, considered by many to be one of the most beautiful sights in the capital, especially in the autumn when golden leaves cover the path and in spring when the trees turn a fresh green.
Many people also recognize that their moods and energies mutate with the seasons, with the most typical pattern being increased well-being and energy in spring and summer and more tiredness and depression during the gray days of winter.
There was more effect from smoke in the autumn and winter than in spring and summer.
During Fashion Weeks in New York, Paris and Milan (held in spring and fall), a model can be sent on as many as a dozen go-sees a day for six weeks.
The study found that the occurrence of difficult-to-treat infections in U.S. hospitals mirrored the rate of antibiotic prescribing in communities served by those hospitals, generally rising during flu season and subsiding in the spring and summer months.
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The mayor and council in Spring City, Utah, passed a resolution encouraging each household to own a firearm in January, and offered city buildings to be used as gun-training locations.
The plan for Nottingham is that from 2013, children would return to school in late August after a month-long break and then have a two-week break in the autumn, at Christmas, in spring and in late May.
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This process has already begun in places like Kabul, and will accelerate in the spring and summer of 2011.
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To meet those needs, the company tapped contributions from 600 employees for two years and in the spring of 2006 launched Ebay Express, a separate site that sold fixed-price items and charged sellers only if an item sold.
Yes, the labor market contracts during the winter and expands in the spring and summer.
It grows during autumn and winter and shrinks in the spring and summer.
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Both BlackBerry and Nokia are now trying aggressive come-backs in Europe just as Samsung and Apple gird for major flagship launches in spring and early summer.
Babson freshmen take this full-year course in the Fall, students plan a business and in the spring they execute the plan.
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The survivors floated down the Amur, wintered at the river's mouth and in the spring turned north into the Sea of Okhotsk.
The orang-utans will move out in January and return in the spring.
He added that it would mean work would also be delayed for six months, as contractors would have to stop in October and restart in the spring.
And after being bearish in the spring and summer, I like what I see in the technical charts of many markets.
Since 2004, the Collective has been the ensemble-in-residence at SFJAZZ, an organization which presents more than 200 concerts a year, including the San Francisco Jazz Festival in the fall and SFJAZZ in the spring.
The internships run 12 to 14 weeks in the summer and six months in the fall and spring.
The troubles started earlier this year and mounted in the spring, prompting redemptions and margin calls and forcing Bear Stearns to ask creditors to extend more funds.
Their life came to revolve round the polo seasons in which he starred: winter and spring in India, summer in Windsor or Surrey, the thundering chukkas interspersed with plentiful champagne.
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"When we compare changes in the black carbon to changes in these other indicators, it is clear that most of the increases in black carbon in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly in winter and spring, resulted from industrial emissions - probably from coal burning, " he added.
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Other soldiers heard about the proxy law, and William and Bridey did three more weddings on a single day in the spring, and three in the summer after they graduated.
In Boston, where 23-year-old Lu Lingzi enrolled in graduate-level study in statistics, friends and teachers remembered her as an exceptional student and an exuberant personality who delighted in spring blossoms and culinary treats.
Snowbound in winter, flooded in spring and drought ridden in the summer, it's a hard life in Badakshan.
The Pakistani army said the shooting by Indian troops late Tuesday was unprovoked and occurred in the Hot Spring and Jandot sectors of Pakistan-held Kashmir.
On the high point of the first, Edburton Hill, are the earthworks of a motte-and-bailey castle, which in spring and early summer are a knee-high wildflower meadow: agrimony, wild mignonette, red clover, yellow rattle, marjoram, scabious, knapweed and the odd tall bolt of fireweed, through all of which wander string-like stems of bindweed.
Ideally each vineyard would gather the ingredients for its Steiner preparations from its own soil. (Though it's probably rare that they can manage this 100 percent in practice--most wineries, for one thing, don't have their own cow herds.) There is, for example, the "501, " which specifies ground quartz mixed with rain water, packed into a cow's horn buried in spring and dug up in autumn.
For a start, the new Xbox 360 is launching several months before its main rival, Sony's PlayStation 3, which is expected to appear in Japan next spring and in America only later in the year. (Nintendo's next console, the Revolution, is also due in 2006.) One of the reasons the PlayStation 2 did so well was that it got to market before its rivals, which never caught up.
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