Bryan sparked my keen interest in childhood disease dynamics, and more generally in developing mathematical models that can explain the real epidemic patterns evident in historical surveillance data.
The link between economic security and social justice is self-evident and historical.
It is evident based on historical data that groundwater contaminant plumes persist at many sites, requiring costly long-term management.
If this entire 100- by 180-km section ruptured, it could host a M = 8.1 earthquake, and so we believe that such a possibility cannot be dismissed even though no such event is evident in the historical record (Grunewald and Stein, 2006).
Her meticulous nature was also evident in her historical novels; Heyer even recreated William the Conqueror's crossing into England for her novel The Conqueror.
In 2006, Goodwin Liu, then an assistant professor at the Boalt Hall law school of the University of California, Berkeley, and later an Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court, wrote that although the legislative history of the Citizenship Clause is "somewhat thin", the clause's central role is evident in the historical context of the post-Civil War period.
The present-day discontinuities seen in Klee diagrams may not be evident from a historical perspective, such as in a phylogenetic tree which links all forms in a continuous structure.
In essence, these New England fishermen were interacting with the marine environment in ways that were not only evident in earlier historical settings, but have also become very familiar since the 1850s: faced with environmental changes, which their activity had precipitated, they extended the spatial scope, and enhanced the intensity, of their fishing effort.
Neither the building nor the sculptures will ever look better or seem more self-evident in their historical importance.
