0 changes that happen at different times during the life or development of someone or something, especially those that result in conditions being worse: --
The first provides a chronological overview of the growth and vicissitudes of fire insurance in the period.
The history of a mode of production consists in the vicissitudes and adventures of the reproduction of this domination.
As already observed, the vicissitudes of general economic equilibrium theory are a good example of the spread of the mathematical modeling approach.
However, political vicissitudes led them to prioritise one layer over another at different times.
The experience reported by this group of women affords an opportunity to examine the vicissitudes of voluntary contraceptive efforts.
This means that judgements arrived at in the domain of moral philosophy have necessarily to be tested against the exigencies and vicissitudes of moral practice.
The royal marriage also symbolized peace, and the greater triumphs of peace and love over the vicissitudes of lesser, worldly victories.
Many of these were colourful characters with lives determined by the vicissitudes of the ice.
