During the Depression, when the United States elevated documentary above all other forms of art and exalted realism, putting photography in a primary position, art for art's sake and much of modernism were shunted into the wings.
The primary position for attempting to cut line in a free swimming whale has been from behind the tail within a boat towed by the whale, as this is a position of relatively higher human safety.
After playing a number of positions early in his career, in 1920 he moved to second base, which became his primary position for the remainder of his career.
The primary position for hydroxyl radical ((left( {{text{OH}} cdot } right)) attacked the atoms with the largest electron density, which presented the highest reactivity [16, 17].
In the aftermath of the crash, the backup crew of Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan were moved up to the primary position for the Gemini 9 mission, scheduled for early June.
However, the loss of the Gemini 9 crew did cause NASA to reshuffle the crew assignments for subsequent Gemini and Apollo missions; Stafford and Cernan were moved up to the primary position for Gemini 9, re-designated Gemini 9A.
Open or accessible regions of the genome are, thus, regarded as the primary positions for regulatory elements [ 21] and have been historically characterized by nuclease hypersensitivity in vivo[ 22].
During his tenure as a coach, Jones was the primary position coach for running backs Jim Brown and Leroy Kelly, both of whom are members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Thus, this test was performed at two angles of gaze only, (10° above or below the primary position) as a control for the strength of the cortical signal.
The civil rights activist Al Sharpton, on a visit to Ferguson, admonished residents for not voting, including in a primary for the position of the prosecutor now being criticised as unsuitable to handle the investigation of the police officer who shot Brown.
