SINGAPORE — For more than a decade, archaeologists and historians have been studying the contents of a ninth-century Arab dhow that was discovered in 1998 off Indonesia's Belitung Island.
Speculating about what the contents of a seventh "Star Wars" movie might include, Mr. McGregor added: "Wonder if they will need any Obi-Wan Hologram action??!" Simon Pegg, a star of "Shaun of the Dead" and a trusted bellwether of sci-fi culture, had more complicated feelings.
The transformation kinetics of the metastable phases with temperature for different types and contents of a third element added have been investigated.
A book label from the century or so after the latest Catalogue papyrus lists the contents of a fifth- or sixth-century Hesiodic codex as "Hesiod's Theogony, Works and Days and Shield", and it appears that by this time the Byzantine triad of Hesiod's works had become the notional corpus, to the detriment of the other poems which had traveled under the poet's name.
The paper discusses aspects related to the teaching and content of a first course in control engineering, assumed to be primarily on classical control.
The aim of the study was to determine whether the integration of consumer lived experience interviews into the content of a first-year course influenced empathy in nursing students.
To produce a barrel of synthetic crude through mining takes roughly eight hundred and ten megajoules, which is the energy content of about an eighth of a barrel of oil.
It has said it needs to prevent Volkswagen — which provides content for a third of the vehicles Porsche sells — from falling into unfriendly hands now that Europe's highest court has struck down a German law capping individual investors' voting rights at Volkswagen.
There are no controls other than a button that takes you to a book's table of contents and a second button that puts a bookmark on the page you were reading.
But there is an alternative, providing you are prepared to consume the contents of a wine box first.
