The article surveys key studies, common technologies, and significant events in the field.
Woolf's point is that the lasting and significant events in our lives are small and insignificant in the eyes of the outside world.
Our molecular phylogeny instead supports a different scenario in which gastropod land colonization, and subsequent radiation was an early and significant event in the evolution of Heterobranchia.
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In a lifetime, few players have the pleasure of winning three significant events in a calendar month.
"Weddings are one of the most important and significant events that happen in a woman's life, and the ability to able to combine that with a once-in-a-lifetime date like 12/12/12 is something that doesn't come along very often," said Brian Beitler, executive vice president of David's Bridal.
As an era of low crime continues, and as 2011 draws to a close with felony numbers running virtually even with last year's figures, any new felony is a significant event in a precinct and a source of consternation to commanders.
More than two-thirds of the volunteers described their session with the drug - several hours in a laboratory, under close monitoring - as one of the most meaningful and spiritually significant events in their life, on a par with the birth of a child or the death of a parent.
His annual visits to the United Nations became significant events; in 2000, a handshake with Bill Clinton was choreographed, and then cancelled at the last minute by the Iranians.
Justice Department policies and special counsel regulations call for the attorney general to be notified of significant events in such investigations, and a person familiar with the case said Whitaker was notified ahead of time about Cohen's plea.
Sometimes it's because the visit brought significant events in history to life in a powerful way.
