The incredible array of horns, frills, helmets, crests and other generally excessive and unusual structures that adorn dinosaurs have been a puzzle to palaeontologists back to the earliest discoveries of these animals.
Argonne's collaboration with the U.S. auto industry shows that our national laboratories are delivering on the Department of Energy's mission to expand the innovation pipeline, which runs from the earliest discoveries of basic science to the development of amazing products built by U.S. industry and delivered to American consumers.
But so did an early discovery of someone's crudely fashioned tree abode.
Does this bode well for the early discovery of new physics by the LHC? RH: Yes.
As for Admiral Zheng He, strong material evidence confirming his early discovery of Australia remains to be uncovered, assuming it exists.
After Clinton was elected, Bossie joined Citizens United as a researcher, which eventually led him to the early discovery of what became the Whitewater real estate scandal.
"With an eye to our demographic change, we are setting out to make the toilet a space for the early discovery of disease".
The article then went on to discuss Dr. Koch's earlier discovery of the tuberculosis bacterium and to describe the still controversial theory of disease that the paper had first mentioned a decade earlier.
But before viewers learn this venerable ensemble's story, much less see its members rock out on screen, they are subjected to Mr. Crowe's voice-over account of his own early discovery of the Seattle scene.
The relatively early discovery of a possible local source of the disease found in cattle at a farm at Guildford, in Surrey, increased hopes that the British authorities would be able to get the situation under control and avert the panic that engulfed the agriculture industry during an outbreak in 2001.
