— Hannah Goldfield I've been slowly rereading Michael Henry Heim's translation of Chekhov's letters ("Anton Chekhov's Life and Thought") — an amazing chronicle of his development as a writer and a thinker.
I've been slowly rereading Michael Henry Heim's translation of Chekhov's letters ("Anton Chekhov's Life and Thought")—an amazing chronicle of his development as a writer and a thinker.
But the CEV is also central to the agency's new vision of putting people back on the moon (see article).Frank Sietzen, a journalist and co-author of "New Moon Rising", a chronicle of the development of the new NASA vision, has spent the better part of the past six months leafing through these contracts in order to divine the agency's plans.
Maritz has cooperated on at least one book on Microsoft -- "Showstopper," a flattering 1994 chronicle of Microsoft's development of Windows NT, the company's operating system mainly for corporate users.
Table 1 Chronicles of the Development of Early Intervention Service for Children with Developmental Delay Time Events 1993 The amendment of Child Welfare Law was passed, the EIS for children with developmental delay and their family was taken under the protection of this law for the first time.
Here, we chronicle the development of a multitude of site-specific conjugation strategies for assembly of ADCs and provide a comprehensive account of key advances and their roots in the fields of bioorthogonal chemistry and protein engineering.
Canto a Buenos Aires (1943), his first literary success, is a poetic chronicle of the foundation and development of the Argentine capital.
The separation between Postclassic and Classic is therefore little more than a convenient way of splitting up the long chronicle of Meso-American cultural development into manageable units for discussion and analysis.
They chronicle the development of regional literatures in the Indian languages, document the cultural milieu of the struggle for independence from colonial rule and exemplify the flourishing of scholarly publications in the subcontinent.
In the final pages of "American Wife," which chronicle these developments, it's clear that Ms. Sittenfeld has stopped channeling the thoughts and feelings of a character she has so meticulously created and instead begun using that heroine as a sock puppet for her own views on the unhappy tenure of the Bush administration.
To chronicle the development of American modern dance, Horst founded and edited the journal Dance Observer (1933 64).
