Turning the pages, it is possible to see the shifting influences on Mr Walcott and trace the development of a distinctive voice.
The chapter explores the background of Pasteur's first major experimental work, explicating what he did in studying tartrates and other organic crystalline compounds, and traces the development of the chemical concept of chirality from Pasteur's discoveries.
In his 1957 article, Lubbock wrote, "Offenbach is undoubtedly the most significant figure in the history of the 'musical'," and traced the development of musical theatre from Offenbach to Irving Berlin and Rodgers and Hammerstein, via Franz Lehár, André Messager, Sullivan and Lionel Monckton.
Literary critic Roberto González Echevarría argues that the dictator novel is "the most clearly indigenous thematic tradition in Latin American literature", and traces the development of this theme from "as far back as Bernal Díaz del Castillo's and Francisco López de Gómara's accounts of Cortés's conquest of Mexico".
We used semi-thin plastic sectioning and fluorescence microscopy to confirm these observations, and traced the development of these putative PGCs throughout gastrulation and germ band elongation (supplementary material Fig. S1).
This review focuses on the mechanism of mTOR inhibition and traces the development of clinical evidence for the use of mTOR inhibitors in well- to moderately differentiated advanced pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors.
Here I describe solar science at the time of the discovery of the flare, recount the observation, and trace the developments that led to the correct interpretation of the 1859 solar-terrestrial event by Bartels in 1937.
This paper reviews recent research on the strength, stability and vibration behaviour of liquid-containment shell structures, and traces the developments pertaining to the design of these facilities to withstand various loading and environmental effects such as liquid pressure, wind pressure, ground movement and thermal effects.
Our study postulates the potential list of 16 conserved genes that may act as potential marker genes/transcripts for further, detailed experimental examination of their biological significance of AS in plant growth, development, and tracing the evolution of certain biological pathways.
From there, we're into the early years of reconstructive plastic surgery, and then tracing the development of the speciality right up to the challenges of full face transplants today.
