More recently he dealt chiefly with First Amendment matters involving the print media, cable television, the Internet, communications laws and related Constitutional law issues.
Relying chiefly on first-person accounts like memoirs, diaries and letters, he pioneered a new type of historical novel.
I chiefly remember Fifth of July, partly because it contained a fine performance by William Hurt and partly because it offered a poignant evocation of America's recent past.
Operating its own logistics network is one of the main ways JD.com differentiates from e-commerce companies, like Alibaba, that rely chiefly on third-party providers, and is an important part of its growth strategy.
This entry discusses philosophical idealism as a movement chiefly in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, although anticipated by certain aspects of seventeenth century philosophy.
A reduction in recurrence emerges chiefly during the first 5 years of follow-up, whereas the survival advantage grows throughout the first 10 years.
This consisted of one-fifth missile weapons (chiefly the crossbow), one-fifth spears, and three-fifths halberds (eight-foot shafts with the blade of an ax, the point of a spear, and a hook for pulling a rider out of the saddle).
The first, chiefly a Greek matter, involved the gradual perfecting of the pebble medium.
The city's industrial growth was a magnet for migrants, at first chiefly European immigrants and later African Americans from the South.
At the same time, at first chiefly in Britain, scientific thinkers in the tradition of Charles Darwin hypothesized that evolutionary processes denied all biblical concepts of divine creation.
During the early medieval centuries, Florence was occupied chiefly by outsiders: first by Ostrogoths in the 5th century, then by Byzantines in the 6th century, and eventually by Langobards, or Lombards.
