To reproduce Middle Earth's climate, Dr Dan Lunt, an expert on past climate change, traced one of Tolkein's famously detailed maps, and then effectively "scanned" that into the university's supercomputer.
The Justice Department change traces back to June, when The Times reported that prosecutors in Fort Lauderdale and Chicago had told plaintiffs they did not need to say whether evidence in their cases derived from warrantless wiretapping, in conflict with what the Justice Department had told the Supreme Court.
In addition to remnants of evolutionary change, traces of developmental change likewise exist, and it is important to distinguish embryonic remains from true evolutionary vestiges because people confuse evolutionary and developmental changes.
Food For Change traces the co-op movement's quest for whole and organic foods, and its goal of sustainable food systems.
A mobility scenario which changes trace every 10 batches, that is, Mobility-10, is more mobile than one which changes only every 100 batches, that is, Mobility-100.
As shown in Fig. 6B, the changes of the HF-VF (Trace 6) followed the perfusion changes (Trace 5) during the cluster of recurrent CSDs, as in the case of isolated CSDs.
Organisms exposed to different environmental stressors, including temperature changes, trace metals and ultraviolet light, respond by rapidly synthesising a suite of highly conserved proteins called heat shock or stress proteins.
Once it became possible to examine that code and specify its sequence, variations could be identified, comparisons made, changes traced.
Perpetrators of so-called honour killings of women who have been accused of tainting the family name are no longer eligible for reduced sentences.In this section Untangling the system Fragile reformer Big brother is still watching Discrimination rules Face-off Loss of balance Stability or instability ReprintsYet even with these changes, traces of old attitudes linger.
The simulation model of household changes traced contact histories of individuals over time.
