"To dust off Victorian constitutional histories and examine precedents from the time of Charles I and Chaucer may seem bizarre.
Topshop's unsuccessful appeal examined precedents where other celebrities, such as Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones, had tried to stop pictures of them being published.
Mr. Kayes, an author with the current parliamentarian of a book on Senate procedure, spent hours combing through Congressional records dating back to the 1940's, examining precedents and compiling them in two black binders, each three inches thick.
Astonishingly, virtually no one has bothered to examine the precedents.
Using written correspondence, maps, and city plans, the project will initially examine whether precedents and subsequents to parameters pertinent to Macao's urban planning can be found in early modern cities across the Mediterranean and beyond, and what the architectural responses to such parameters reveal in terms of tradition, innovation, and adaptation on a global scale.
Both breast and endometrial cancers have been examined as precedent conditions in case-control studies of PD, and no association has been found; 13, 14 however, many studies have reported overall reduced cancer rates or mortality in PD patients.
Examines precedents for institutional critique in the strategies of early twentieth-century historical avant-garde and the post-war neo-avant-garde.
The book examines historical precedents of parental concern over "new" media such as television.
But McKim painstakingly examined historical precedents, returning again and again to plates of classical buildings.
It is one of the most extreme forms of monetary policy, and although the Fed has now outlined an exit strategy, there is no precedent to examine.
At the very least, however, Common Crawl presents a powerful and intriguing model for how web-scale data can power open data research and offers traditional web archives a set of workflows, rationales and precedent to examine that are fully aligned with those of the academic community.
