"We have with us the silently abiding Europe of many tens of millions, who still insist on national sovereignty and still believe in the Christian virtues of courage, honour, fidelity and mercy, which one day made our continent great.
The result was a set of 34m research papers, which he was able to mine in search of his answers.In this section Food for thought DARC continent Great minds think (too much) alike Reprints Related items Scientific publishing: Creative destruction in the libraryJun 29th 2006For each research paper he looked at, he calculated the average age of the articles cited as references.
The other is confirmation of a dynamic Earth, complete with oceans that open and close, mountains that grow and collapse, and continents, "great arks of rock that wander the globe and, now and again, collide".
In the course of that century and a half when rails tied together nations and continents, great trains departed from and arrived at various terminals in most major cities.
But mild windy weather, high levels of electricity imports from the continent and greater than expected levels of available power plants meant the capacity margin was adequate, and extra help to meet demand was not needed, the report said.
In fact, the continent offers greater opportunities than most other telecom economies, considering its rapid emergence as a potential mobile market and the fresh upsurge of mobile devices in the continent.
The new report adds to this sense of urgency, calling for better weather forecasting, improved overland and air access to remote field sites in the deep interior of the continent, and greater information technology capabilities.
Many quality female footballers leave the continent seeking greater opportunity in northern Europe or the United States.
First, the chancellor is trying to rally the continent to greater political unity in the face of widespread dissatisfaction.
It concludes that during both periods, the amount of snow gained on the continent was greater than the amount of ice lost to melting.
