This approach of the resource potential is fed but also differentiated from the current (or more ancient) approaches in terms of social capital, as presented below.
In fact, it can be said that the PCR has represented an inflexion point in science and technology, changing the way biotechnology is done by anyone working with organic entities (viroids, virusoids, prokaryotes and eukaryotes), parts of them or derived products, both current and ancient ones.
In this efficient and engrossing 90-minute seminar on history both current and ancient, Mr. Wright trains his understandably wary attention (or do I mean weary attention?) on the conflict between the Israelis and the Palestinians, with a particular emphasis on the events that led to the current blockade of the Gaza Strip and the humanitarian crisis it has provoked.
Two different notions about human origin seem to have been current in ancient Mesopotamian religions.
He examined not only political institutions but also language symbols and the nature of civilization in current and ancient texts.
Such activity was current in ancient times among the Assyrians, Babylonians, Egyptians, Greeks, Romans, and Etruscans; in medieval Europe it came to be associated with black (i.e., harmful, or antisocial) magic and was condemned by the church.
Meanwhile, we are now into the real hockey season, when Rangers fans bring out their 'A' jerseys of heroes current and ancient.
A number of different intensity scales have been set up during the past century and applied to both current and ancient destructive earthquakes.
So treacherous are these potential psychic land mines that, in the name of public service, the following is a brief rundown of some current and ancient omens plaguing the stage: Cats -- According to "A Brief Dictionary of American Superstitions," by Vergilius Ferm (Philosophical Library, 1959), it bodes ill if a cat walks across a stage during rehearsal.
"We pick up little fractions of a current" of ancient hominin movements, Foley says.
