But as Holger Hoock demonstrates in this ambitious, authoritative survey of British visual culture in an age of imperial ascent, they belong to a more complex history of personal and national aspirations.
3 6 Rather many different factors such as age, gender, body habitus, physical fitness, tolerance of hypocapnia, rate of ascent, magnitude of ascent, recent prior ascents or simply individual susceptibility have been linked to increased risk of development of AMS but conflicting results are available related to the importance of each of these variables.
The prevalence depends upon the altitude, the rate of ascent and individual susceptibility.
This has led to the current recommendation by the Diving Committee of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society that a diver should be raised during the seizure's clonic (convulsive) phase if the regulator is not in the diver's mouth – as the danger of drowning is then greater than that of AGE – but the ascent should be delayed until the end of the clonic phase otherwise.
Anthropocene, a term conceived in 2002 by Nobel laureate Paul Crutzen, means "the Age of Man", recognising our species' ascent to a geophysical force on a par with Earth-shattering asteroids and planet-cloaking volcanoes.
"Means of Ascent" follows L.B.J. to the age of forty, and, I could tell from the copyright page, had already been out for a few years.
The ascent of the age of discipline is changing the mood music in every aspect of our culture.
On his first ascent, at the age of 20, he went with his sister Martha and a friend of hers.
Still, Mr. Blair, ever the one to make the best of it, is looking forward to the 10th anniversary of his sudden ascent, at the age of 41, to the leader's chair of the Labor Party, which put him in opposition to Prime Minister John Major and then, with a landslide victory, into office as Mr. Major's successor.
6 Differences between our study and others in terms of duration of hypoxic exposure, ascent rate, and age of subjects may account for this result.
