Where Duhem's previous histories had been silent, Les origines de la statique contained a number of chapters on medieval science: one treated Jordanus de Nemore; another treated his followers; a third argued their influence on Leonardo de Vinci.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] archdiocese of BostonSIR – We were very disappointed that your article on the finances of the Catholic church in America contained a number of inaccuracies on both the finances and policies of the archdiocese of Boston ("Earthly concerns", August 18th).
The questionnaire also contained a number of other questions on e.g., occupations, exposure to different agents, smoking habits, medical history including hereditary risk factors, and exposure to ionizing radiation.
It contained a number of measures that impact on families with children.
The room contained a number of fixed visual cues on the walls.
Clifford captained England when they won the Under-20 World Cup in 2013 and the side contained a number of players who have gone on to play Test rugby, including Jack Nowell, Anthony Watson, Henry Slade and Ross Moriarty.
Instead it refers asylum seekers to a page on the immigration department's website that contains a number of guidelines on how the process will work and what will happen if they fail and need to seek a review.
Australian SPV concession agreements now typically contain a number of constraints on a "change of control" of the SPV or even on significant changes to its capital structure at different project phases to avoid equity participants selling out their stakes unknown others too soon in the concession term without the agency's knowledge or consent.
The Ravitch report contains a number of suggestions on how the bureaucracy of Medicaid could be streamlined.
With a new subtitle, "One World," the 24th season contains a number of twists on the "Survivor" format, like forcing the two opposing tribes to live in the same camp, but those changes could not prevent the show from dropping to its lowest premiere ratings ever.
