The campaigns to rescue alpha predators -- campaigns with such high requirements for forbearance among human bystanders too poor or too culturally entranced to move out of range of these experiments -- stand out oddly against the species extinctions accompanying the continuing human drive fruitfully to occupy the earth.
Senior curator Susan Galassi commented: "Placing a van Gogh among our holdings in the coming fall is sure to continue this exploration fruitfully".
Yet many of the abstract artists who came to prominence in the 1950's continued to reinvent themselves fruitfully during the ensuing decades down to the present.
In the last years before his premature death, De Nittis's art continued to develop vigorously and fruitfully, particularly in the field of pastels, which he did a great deal to revive as a medium for contemporary art and portraiture.
This will also keep you fruitfully occupied and mentally stimulated.
Fruitfully, we find that the growth in numbers of such publications has continued to accelerate, and attention to both the biophysical and socioeconomic aspects has also been growing.
The continuing transformation in research will both expand the number of researchers and connect them more fruitfully, and we will all be the beneficiaries.
The tradition of sombre and anecdotal realism, dating from the late 19th century, was continued with great popular success by Maarten 't Hart, who in De aansprekers (1979; Bearers of Bad Tidings) drew fruitfully on the experience of a strict Calvinist upbringing.
To be sure, Galileo's trial was a bureaucratic muddle, with crossing lines of responsibility, and it left fruitfully unsettled the question of whether Copernican ideas had been declared heretical or if Galileo had simply been condemned as an individual for continuing to promote them after he had promised not to.
He gets around, fruitfully.
The pen still nestles, fruitfully.
