January 24 , 1664 March 26 , 1726ondon, EngLondon, Englandanbrugh, (baptized Jan. 24, 1664, London, Eng.—died March 26, 1726, London), BritiSirarchitect who brought the English Baroque style to its culmination in Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire.
"In Search of the Blues" brings the process to its culmination by making the music invisible and all but irrelevant.
This is despite the fact that cervical cancer is amenable for early detection due to its long and relatively well-known natural history prior to its culmination as invasive disease.
Sir John Vanbrugh, (baptized Jan . 24 , 1664London, Eng. died March 26 , 1726 London), British architect who brought the English Baroque style to its culmination in Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire.
He traces the evolution of population control through early-20th-century eugenics movements and the "population bomb" hysteria of the 1960s and 1970s to its culmination in large-scale attempts to cut birth rates in poor countries.
The growth of the human organism from the zygote stage to its culmination in adult stature is a highly complex phenomenon involving a multitude of regulatory mechanisms, which control tissue differentiation, generation, and maturation [1].
As to its culmination, the boy is matter-of-fact.
"That was a life's long work come to its culmination in one moment.
The 'Track II Biocuration Workflow' task (13) invited curation teams to describe their curation process and workflow, starting from its criteria for selection of articles for curation to its culmination in database entries.
Subsequent to culmination at day 3 a situation characterized by infiltrating blood borne macrophages and microglia activation AIF-1+ cell numbers decreactivation AIF-1+
As the endless presidential election has dragged on towards what appears to be its culmination, much has been written about how this has been a wonderful civics lesson for us all.
