However, it is unified by two threads: the first is Wollstonecraft's argument regarding the nature and progress of society; the second is her increasing melancholy.
These invasive cells contact maternal NK cells when they migrate into the uterine tissue, the decidua, and progress through the first third of the myometrium, and the spiral arteries.
With a dedicated staff that works with the administration to routinely survey, coach and measure the progress of first-generation students, this office can respond to students' needs in a timely fashion.
The present review summarizes and highlights the state-of-the-art progress of third-generation photocatalysts perovskite and perovskite-related semiconductors, and their application for the photocatalytic decomposition of both waterborne and airborne organic contaminants.
The December 1999 research report, Ending Social Promotion: Results from the First Two Years, examined the progress of third-, sixth-, and eighth-grade students who, in 1997 and 1998, were subject to Chicago Public Schools ending social promotion policy.
League Two Oxford United came from behind to stun Bristol City and progress to the second round of the League Cup.
Chinese superstar Ding Junhui held off a gutsy Martin Gould fightback to win a tense match 10-8 and progress to the second round of the World Championship.
Tranmere scored a controversial late winner to see off League Two Accrington Stanley and progress to the second round of the FA Cup.
His money was running out, and progress on the second book of his war trilogy, Officers and Gentlemen, had stalled.
To describe the presentation and progress over the first year of life of neonates with Hirschsprung disease, to describe their physical and developmental outcomes at 12 months of age, and to compare the outcomes of infants with short- vs long-segment Hirschsprung disease.
The collection's view of the Gilded Age as a time of tremendous progress is no more positively conveyed than in W. Bernard Carlson's essay, "Technology and America as a Consumer Society, 1870 1900". Carlson begins the piece by invoking Edward Bellamy's 1888 novel Looking Backward: [End Page 274] 2000–1887 as an example of the embrace of technology and progress by late-nineteenth-century Americans.
