... wars. In fact, the English colonization and slave trades rose rapidly inthe 18th century. The rapid industrial development of Britain inthe 18th century went hand in hand with the process ... intensively industrial development. The industrial revolution began: new machinery was invented that turned Britain into the first capitalist power of the world. The capitalist path paved the ... typical example of initial accumulation of capitalism. Holding power in economics, the English bourgeoisie further encroached on the politic field. They became the driving force inthe English society....
... count-less foods lining the shelves of nineteenth -century pantries and apothecary shops had histories of medical usage for millennia. 32 Others were created in the nineteenth century. In addition ... growing during World War II, was aimed at increasing the productivity of developing world agri-culture. Not surprisingly, in view of the hemispheric interest of the U.S. government and the ... risen, the twin phenomena casting doubt on predictions of swelling populations outstripping the globe’s food supply. 2 Such predictions were routinely generated by that alarming increase in the...
... to serve the interests of the rulingclasses whose aim was to increase their control over the marriagesof their children rather than to benefit the majority of the popula-tion.7Others have ... of its nineteen provisions inthe legal context of the time; and in assessing how far the courts’ interpretation of the Act was harsh,there is no substitute for a careful reading of the case ... as the last oftheir kind’,65since there are later examples of contracts beingupheld66(or indeed dismissed). The point remains, however, thatfewer contracts were litigated67and, of these,...
... Texas, in 1984 and remainedthere as a first assignment instructor pilot(FAIP) inthe Euro-NATO Joint Jet PilotTraining Program. Following Sheppard, hechecked out inthe F-16 Fighting Falcon ... togo the extra mile, knowing the challenges may increase eventhough the rewards remain the same?20SHARING SUCCESS––OWNING FAILURE5. Live by the core values. Live by the core values. Live by the ... happiness among the familieswithin the command.xv THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK craft inthe world, asking for assis-tance. He was working on a paintingof...
... yr BP [9]. The fall in sea level led to the lowering of the base level of the river, resulting in an incised valley. The MR1 core was within this incised valley system. Following the last glacial ... clayey silt, together with faint laminae inthe lower part and discontinuous parallel laminae, flaser and lenticular bedding inthe upper part. These features indicate that the sediments were ... showing that the marine area occupied the delta except for some upland inthe northern part of the island inthe MRD [9]. A marine transgression succession, incised-valley fill sediments including...
... disseminate the Code of Ethicsthroughout the profession as well asto employers and other audiences. In addition, the CNHEO must commit toa system for revising and updating the code inthe coming ... profession.There is also much support for goals re-lated to including health education in legislative or policy language. In 1997-98,SOPHE took the leadership in obtainingrecognition by the Department ... organizations can maintain andstrengthen their efforts by:◆ Continuing strategies for systematic,collaborative training of health educationprofessionals in advocacy skills;◆ Continuing to prioritize...
... spared the devastation of the war, had continued working; many progressives among them had already passed from the avant-garde into the service of the government before the war. Later, the Scandinavian, ... quadrupled since 1914, housing legislation was passed inthe final months of the Reich and incorporated into the republican constitution of August 1919. The stage was set for the immense efforts in ... opened the shutters in a dark room, flooding it with air and light.27 The signs of a new architecture had therefore emerged before the war, not inthe work of Wright only but in Holland, inthe industrial...
... being propagated along the solid Fibres of the optick Nerves into the Brain, cause the sense of seeing?’ Such vibrations, he continued, ‘convey into the Brain the impressions made upon all the ... reason in discovering the structure and inner workings of the nerves. For instance, in his New Essay on the Nerves and the Doctrine of the Animal Spirits (1737), the physician David Kinneir ... group of late eighteenth -century nerve doctors. Instead of placing these practi-tioners inthe context of the rest of the medical profession, it evaluates them in 16 Nervous Disease inLate Eighteenth-Century...
... available; thus, the diagnosis relies on the surgeon’s judgement of the clinical presentation, the findings on physical examination and the interpretation of relevant inves-tigations. The treatment ... by the ratio in which the antibiotics are mixed into the cement and therefore, the total dose of antibiotics should not exceed 10% of the weight of the cement in order to avoid fracture of the ... with systemic safety. The most commonly used antibiotics in ALC include tobramycin, gentamicin and vanco-mycin [26]. The combination of vancomycin and one of the aminoglycosides provides...
... year during thelate nineteenth century. The main export was ivory,whose continuously rising price drove the traders ever deeper inland. Slaveexports rose to rival it during the mid -century, ... escalated into major warfare in 1817.Theeventualvictor was Shaka, the son of a minor chief among the Mthethwa, who incorpo-rated the whole region into his new Zulu kingdom before he was assassinated in ... himself’.11 The western savanna also experienced two jihads during the nineteenth century, but they created less stability. The first, in 1818, was inthe internaldelta of the Niger, hitherto controlled...
... hertenacity in holding the castle in 1217. Indeed, Nichola’s defence ofpower and portrayal 23 Lincoln in 1217 was a significant factor in turning the tide of events in favour of King John. According ... appliesto other twelfth -century saints.44 Women’s testimony and role as sourcesof information on the saint are therefore one way in which they could in uence the shape and content of the text. ... definition inthe twelfth cen-tury, and the origination of a new language to effect this.5 The roots ofthis new attention to the language which articulated queenly power,innovated inthe writings...