From the beginning there was a proliferation of chronicles, eyewitness accounts, and later more ambitious histories, in verse and in prose, in the vernacular as well as in Latin.
The exhibition features work by photographers such as Ken Domon and Tadahiko Hayashi, who were already established when Japan's immediate postwar publishing renaissance began with a proliferation of magazines featuring photojournalism devoted to the country's reconstruction.
Ki-67, a nuclear nonhistone protein, is synthesized at the beginning of cell proliferation, and it is expressed in all phases of the cell cycle except during G0 phase [ 4].
The new interventionism seems to have begun around 1979 as part of a proliferation of new ideas - devised theatre, documentary, attempts at new forms, physical theatre - that had their roots in the 60s.
During the formation of corneal epithelium in neonatal mouse (P1 to P14), corneal keratinocytes proliferate at a very high rate, and basonuclin expression is seen at the beginning of this proliferation period (i.e., around P3 P4) [21].
I'd say that the start of our prolonged international football decline coincides with the beginning of the proliferation of food programmes on our television screens and in popular culture.
June 2007: The first iPhone is released, marking the beginning of the proliferation of iMessage and other popular messenger apps.
Then 1 μM ISM and 15 ng/ml VEGF were added at the beginning of the proliferation assay.
We are in the beginning of a transition of what will be a proliferation of models, many of which will include getting more compensation from readers and users".
Growing urbanization has led to a breakdown in infrastructure, if there was one to begin with, and a proliferation of slums.
