"The U.S. experience is a consequence of history," Professor Kerr said.
"I was a consequence of history," he said in 2007, accepting a public service award from the U.C.L.A. alumni association.
This is less a choice than the consequence of history: war, Wall and Wiedervereinigung (reunification) have made the city lose most of its industry.
The end of the Flash-Player plugin is an inevitable consequence of history.
It thinks coolly about itself and the world — about jealousy, loss, the fear of the irrevocable, death, childhood, darkness, the consequences of history and the need to mistrust everything you read.
To address these questions around the production, reception, and consequences of history education in schools, the study draws on data collected during 18 months of fieldwork in two racially and socioeconomically diverse public high schools in Johannesburg, South Africa.
The result is an exploratory, rather than dogmatic, work, which focuses more on human complexity than on abstract ideas in its quest to unravel the consequences of history and to understand the meaning of home.In this section Big Macs A novel eye Politics first Hmm!
We predict that the computational consequences of History-Dependent Excitability could be especially relevant in the down state, where the effective membrane time constant is slow and the membrane potential is far from threshold.
The landscapes of a territory are the consequence of its history; overlapped geological, vegetable and cultural histories usually exist on a landscape.
Music is a consequence of all history, not just of music critics' 10-best lists.
