The lead isotopic ratios of the soil profiles, listed in Table 6 and displayed in Figure 3, are variable, indicating that multiple sources (e.g., historically different sources of TEL, pesticides, fertilizers, machinery) are responsible for the contamination observed.
Historically (e.g. the Equal Right Amendment) Constitutional amendments are difficult to pass AND at the same time because of their global nature, they are excellent ways to gather political will and focus.
Many of these texts do not treat the behaviour historically (e.g. Hyman, 1999; Sutton, 2007; Tantam and Huband, 2009).
Highly interactive and abundant, at least historically (e.g., [ 24]), Pacific herring are a foundation species (sensu [ 1]) and in British Columbia (BC), are considered the dominant forage fish [ 22].
Internet commerce, or "e-tail," has historically been a volatile business.
The funding comes at a time when a number of online consignment shops have sprung up to tackle an area of e-commerce which historically has been dominated by marketplaces like eBay.
Historically, Dalits (e.g., Kami, Sunar, Damai, Sarki) are untouchables and positioned at the bottom of the social hierarchy.
Addressing many of the most pressing global environmental problems requires data and knowledge at spatial scales that have been historically understudied (e.g., regional, continental, and global).
Acute hepatitis caused by hepatitis E virus (HEV) has historically been considered an imported disease associated with travel to a disease-endemic area.
Historically, biophysics (e.g., the analysis of ion channels and calcium regulation in excitable cells) has drawn heavily on math and physics (Jack et al., 1975; Hille, 2001; Friel and Chiel, 2008).
Dubbed Cowboy, the company is building a new electronic bicycle that it claims will address issues that have historically stopped e-bikes from becoming a "fully fledged mobility solution".
