In the late 1960s, hippies living in the park began to draw the attention of the superintendent, Lawrence C. Hadley, described in news accounts of the day as "a brawny, soft-spoken man with tattoos on his arms".
Adrienne Mayor, a research scholar in classics and history of science at Stanford University, told Discovery News this week that chemically enhanced accelerants had been described in historical accounts of even older battles -- including the Peloponnesian War, around 429 B.C.
In piecing together these letters and journals as well as working with additional source material, LaPlante discovered that Louisa's mother, Abigail, was not the self-effacing background player as described in other accounts of the family.
Those brain region and interconnectivity changes have been shown to be a direct outcome of hypercortisolaemia, and this pathway between environmental stressor-induced hyperactivation of the HPA axis and depression represents the neurobiological link between those stressors and the depressive symptomatology that is described in behavioural accounts of depression.
UNICEF's relief activities are described in the report, alongside accounts of the financial requirements necessary to meet the needs of those children and women who are suffering.
The methods were not always adequately described: in particular, accounts were rarely given of the management of apparently empty households or of unanswered telephone calls.
Of the six deaths reported in this district, which was described in newspaper accounts as one of the "hardest hit" areas, four children had not taken the vitamin, health officials here say.
There is no physical evidence that the flight took place as described in later accounts, including no photographs of the plane in the air.
Religious rites and ceremonies, temples, and paraphernalia of the cults are often described in these accounts.
Those of us whom he described in his account of the events of 1957 as "still young, but gifted and enthusiastic... eager to leave a mark on the future development of the discipline" had a lot to put up with in the years of his ascendancy.
