And, asked by Brenez, "In the cinema and in the literature of today, [are] there works that you like?," Hellman answered, There's so much literature from the past that I haven't got to, I rarely read literature of today.
Its fragile history remains a living memory for some, and it has been commemorated with an archive at the local public library and in the literature of Jack Kerouac and the Beat Generation.
The pastoral character of Arcadian life together with its isolation are reflected in the fact that it is represented as a paradise in Greek and Roman bucolic poetry and in the literature of the Renaissance.
Many can be seen in Poggiolesi and Restall 2012 and in the literature cited in their bibliography).
The Modified Smith Predictor (MSP) is designed, and in the literature classified, as a Dead-Time Compensator for integrating processes.
We often find in Aristotle and in the literature influenced by him an enumeration of four types of cause: formal, material, efficient and final.
The association of publication year with reported CMT percentages was assessed in the literature and in the literature on Caucasians only, using a Spearman correlation coefficient.
Application of nano fluids in several engineering practices is gaining paramount importance, and in the literature, many studies related to nano tribology [1 12] can be found.
Theorem A is the generalization of the well-known oscillation results stated for and in the literature (see [8, Theorems and ]).
This procedure of selective oxidation of diamond film is well established in the diamond research field and in the literature [5].
Uses for PEA in L&D and adaptation have also been debated by stakeholders and in the literature (Parker et al. 2016).
