Unlike the main indicators table, the new shared tables lock in the latest data, leaving any discoveries intact and frozen in time.So as the European Union's heads of state meet in Milan today to discuss their common enemy unemployment readers can tailor the table to compare Germany's tolerable 6.7% rate against the staggering 24% in Spain and Greece's 27% (here).
"The paper highlights a new discovery about intact ingestion and subsequent dispersal of seeds by insects," she says.
It remained one of the common cause of mortality until late 1960s when the role of ORT (oral rehydration therapy) was established after the discovery of intact sodium-glucose intestinal co-transporter [12].
All belong to the University of Pennsylvania and are part of one of archaeology's greatest discoveries: the intact, lavishly equipped royal tombs excavated at Ur in the 1920's by C. Leonard Woolley.
During a visit to the home of the photographer Julius Shulman a few years ago, Benedikt Taschen, the founder of the art book company Taschen, made a tremendous discovery: a nearly intact collection of Arts & Architecture magazines from the 1940s, '50s and '60s, championing the emerging Modernist architecture of Southern California.
Since archaeologists usually find only fragments, not intact pots, the discovery led the team to believe they had dug into an undisturbed structure.
But as flaws go, that one's in keeping with Nas's sense of discovery, which is still intact.
The discovery of the nearly intact Hindu temple was a reminder of the long religious trajectory of the country that now has the world's largest Muslim population.
Its pine and oak hull now lie on the sea floor, most likely pristine and intact, awaiting discovery.
We have carried out proteomic discovery work using an Intact Protein Analysis System [ 15] to compare, for about 370 proteins, pre-diagnostic plasma concentrations between CHD cases and matched controls, and between stroke cases and matched controls, drawn from the WHI Observational Study cohort [ 16].
