Of all the lines we could draw in human development to mark the onset of moral worth, conception is the brightest.
In some cases, excessive resorption of the septum primum (drawn in red) or inadequate development of the septum secundum (drawn in blue) or a combination of both occurs.
The institutional development of anthropology in Europe was strongly influenced by the existence of overseas empires, and in the aftermath of World War II anthropologists were drawn into development programs in the so-called Third World.
Not only does it complicate our understanding of Monet and his working methods, but it also affirms the importance of drawing in Monet's early years of development, beginning with a room of caricatures of actors and politicians that he made as a teenager in the bustling seaside town of Le Havre in Normandy.
Matmos's performance of Robert Ashley's bonkers spoken-word opera Perfect Lives is indeed perfection: a workaday tale of Hopper-style nighthawks that draws in astrophysics, child development theories and boogie woogie, whipping it all into absurdly slippery kitsch.
Drawing from developments in GRN 'design' modeling, a number of groups are now using simulations to study how GRNs evolve, both for comparative genomics and to uncover general principles of evolutionary processes.
Europeans are leading the way in the development of carbon fiber and synthetic fiber-based racing cycles, but they in turn are drawing on materials developments in which the United States has led the way.
Rebuilding officials said an outside planner would be chosen by the end of next week to assist in drawing up development plans.
As development ignorami, we drew in established members of the games development and interactive fiction communities to guide and support us.
Why did none of them build a development platform to draw in millions of software developers to build apps on top of their phones and operating system?
Drawing on new developments in the theory of the firm, I identify several benefits.
