One examines atmospheric chemistry and greenhouse gas emissions.
One examines how notions of translation have differed across cultures.
One examines it thoughtfully, as Hamlet does Yorick's skull.
One examines the dog of a hospital benefactor and admits the pooch for treatment.
One examines historical milestones and includes, for example, a biography of Katherine Bement Davis, who in 1914 became the first woman to head the city's Correction Department.
One examines the competition to bank the quarter of the world's population who are ethnic Chinese.
One examines how the presence of a prominent, established leader in a research field discourages new people from entering it and presenting ideas considered unconventional.
And, one might argue, parallel conclusions can be drawn if one examines the other ways that Maritain suggests will lead to a putative 'knowledge' of God.
When one examines spending on patients who die, dollars will be concentrated there, too.
Each chapter brims with insight; one examines how notions of translation have differed across cultures.
And it clearly isn't the case when one examines the Sudanese mainstream media landscape.
