The traditional homeland of the Wampanoag confederacy ― the tribe the Pilgrims first encountered ― is roughly a third of present-day Massachusetts.
For many centuries the southeastern third of present-day Niger constituted one of the most important provinces of the Kanuri empire of Bornu.
Historical anthropogenic Hg comprises the remaining third of present-day deposition and includes the anthropogenic Hg already in aquatic systems and the reemission and cycling of anthropogenic Hg historically deposited from the atmosphere.
--Wild turkeys are only found in the Americas and were first domesticated by the Aztecs of present day Mexico and the Anasazi Indians from what is now the desert Southwest.
One such country is Bangladesh where the concept of present day's social entrepreneurship first developed (Bornstein and Davis 2010).
Although the levels are almost one-tenth of present-day lead concentrations in ice deposits, they are still quite substantial, says Candelone, who worked with colleagues from the Curtin University of Technology in Perth, Australia.
That study, overseen by James Dobbins, who was a special envoy for the Bush administration in Afghanistan in 2001, makes it clear that the American occupation of just one-quarter of post-war Germany (a region which then had a population of about 17 million people, roughly two-thirds that of present-day Iraq) was conducted with a far larger number of troops.
Eagle makes pens, too, but pencils are the first love of present-day Eagle executives.
The first inhabitants of present-day South Carolina likely arrived about 11,000 12,000 years ago.
The fourth weakness of present-day atheistic writing is that it simply fails to reckon with the appeal of a religious view of life to millions of people round the world today.
Thus (32) e.g. for a magnetic dipole moment one tenth of the present day value, the magnetospheric radius and the standoff distance decreases approximately by a factor of two.
