He also made valuable contributions to the knowledge of rinderpest, brucellosis, measles, diphtheria, and tuberculosis.
Robert Adams, (born c. 1791, Ireland died Jan . 13 , 1875Dublin) clinician noted for his contributions to the knowledge of heart disease and gout.
C. 1791 Ireland January 13 , 1875Dublin, Ireland Robert Adams, (born c. 1791, Ireland died Jan . 13 , 1875Dublin) clinician noted for his contributions to the knowledge of heart disease and gout.
November 1, 1917 Chicago, Illinois June 13 , 2002Bethany, Connecticut R.W.B. Lewis, (born Nov. 1, 1917, Chicago, Ill. died June 13 , 2002 Bethany, Conn ., American literary critic who, helped originate the field of American studies and over his nearly half-century-long career as a scholar made significant contributions to the knowledge of American culture.
September 30 ,1800 Wansford, England February 28 , 1886Edinburgh, Scotland Charles William Peach, (born Sept. 30, 1800, Wansford, Northamptonshire, Eng. died Feb. 28, 1886, Edinburgh) English naturalist and geologist who made valuable contributions to the knowledge of marine invertebrates and of fossil plants and fish.
Mr. Baione's team is repairing and cataloging the books, some of which date back to the early 1500s and have titles as varied as "Contributions to the Knowledge of the Older Mesozoic Flora of Virginia" and "An Essay Towards a Natural History of Serpents".
These are research-based, and a successful PhD student will make an original contribution to the knowledge of their subject.
A considerable contribution to the knowledge of Aristotle came from the translations of the ancient commentaries; nearly all of these were made from the Greek.
The less numerous Archaic inscriptions (8th 5th centuries bce) are of particular interest for their contribution to the knowledge of the dialects.
This paper covers the contribution to the knowledge of this area brought over the last 15 years by our research team.
The present paper is a significant contribution to the knowledge of the important role of C. lithophilus in the biodeterioration of stone monuments.
