They are reported to have been in the Biondi family since the early 1600s, and were the basis of some award winning wines Ciro Biondi's ancestors made beginning in the 1880s.
It was a finalist for a National Book Critics' Circle Award and was the basis of an award-winning four-and-a-half-hour documentary film, also called "Cadillac Desert," which was first broadcast on PBS in 1997.
Canada has a system, copied by Australia, for admitting a few thousand would-be immigrants each year on the basis of points awarded for a variety of characteristics.
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The Nordic combined is a separate test consisting of a 15-km cross-country race and special ski-jumping contest, with the winner determined on the basis of points awarded for performance in both events.
The Nordic combined is a separate test consisting of a 10-km cross-country race and special ski-jumping contest, with the winner determined on the basis of points awarded for performance in both.
This discovery was the basis of the awarding of the Nobel Prize to Nurse a decade later, shared with Lee Hartwell for his pioneering studies of cell cycle genes in S. cerevisiae and with Tim Hunt for his identification of the cyclin partner to Cdc2.
"In looking at it (Neonomicon) again, as I say, it was purchased on the basis of being an award winner and on the reputation of the author, but then with further consideration, we decided that those qualifications were outweighed by some of the disturbing content of the item," the library's access services manager Barbara Yonce told WSPA.
His basic recognition that what a writer needs most is uninterrupted time to write, forms the basis of the lucrative awards.
Performance is decided partly by distance covered and partly by form, on the basis of style marks awarded by five judges.
Former Vice President Al Gore, who tapped Dr. Epstein as a science adviser in conceiving the slide show about global warming that became the basis of the Academy Award-winning 2006 documentary "An Inconvenient Truth," praised him not only for his research but also for "his rare ability to communicate the subtleties and complexities of his field".
