The age frontier proves especially porous at a time when many new artists are looking back, past thirty years of post-minimalist orthdoxy, to stylistic modes of the nineteen-sixties.
Much demanded and overused are the critical rare-earth elements such as Pr, Nd, Dy, and Tb with increasing need of NdFeB-type rare-earth permanent magnets in the enlarging application areas, developing new high-tech industries, and emerging cutting-age frontiers.
In this age, that frontier is space -- there is no doubt we humans will be a space-faring species, but it is our current generation that will decide whether we will remain Earth-bound for only a few more decades or many more centuries.
Contrary to traditional regression analysis that estimates the average parametric relationship between cognitive scores and age, stochastic frontier analysis allows estimation of the parametric function that describes all individual scores.
In an age when our frontiers are digital, the criminal system threatens something intangible but incredibly valuable.
27 January (Allen Lane) The Tenth Parallel by Eliza Griswold How do you invent the travelogue in an age of porous frontiers and uneasy globalisation?
Suriname's obscurity and charm, in an age in which frontiers seem to melt away at the click of a mouse, proves that there are still corners of the world that can provide surprise and adventure, even a bit of awe.
The first understands equal opportunity as a communal obligation, an ideal that can be fulfilled only if individuals have the tools and skills and support to advance themselves; the other holds fast to the mythology of the agricultural age, the American frontier, a nation of self-made, self-reliant men and women.
It was a product of an earlier internet age, one whose frontier spirit was liberating for its early adopters and yet in which child abusers and their enablers assumed they were untouchable.
Whatever the approach or target population, determining the efficacy of novel treatments for optimizing physiological function with aging is one of the most important frontiers in biomedical aging research.
The post-Iraq era will resemble the postwar golden age or the New Frontier far less than it will the Ford-Carter years, or the disillusioned turn inward that followed the collapse of Woodrow Wilson's postwar dreams and the election of Warren G. Harding on the promise of a "return to normalcy".
