When the definitive history of the personal computer is written, familiar and historic names such as Olivetti, Apple, IBM, will all be given recognition for their innovations of the 1960s and 1970s.
Our President will no doubt notice some changes in the park, including the removal of some of the most familiar and historic names.
Next, the group went past the familiar places in historic Chinatown, like the Transfiguration School and Mott Street.
Their account strikes a chord with fellow Islamists around the region who are all too familiar with the historic turning points when, they say, military crackdowns stole their imminent democratic victories: Egypt under Gamal Abdel Nasser in 1954; Algeria in 1991; and the Palestinian territories in 2006.
11 Familiar with this historic groundswell, I went to the Denver conference expecting to learn more about mindfulness and its diverse applications.
Mr President, we are all familiar with the historic entreaty 'Sire, grant us the freedom to think!' Today, and when voting on the Napolitano report, we would have to amend that and say, 'Sire, grant us the freedom to vote!' But who is the 'Sire' in this instance?
"But Mallett themselves hadn't necessarily realized that this knowledge could be applied in a contemporary design context". Conversely the designers hadn't worked with - or known of - many of the historic processes familiar to Mallett from its restoration work.
Not all of the painters I found are included here — some, in fact, did much better work elsewhere — and I have featured some less familiar artists whose paintings have historic value documenting the park's evolving landscape and popular activities.
She has been a familiar figure at Connecticut's historic places and art festivals for years and she is now artist-in-residence at the Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer House of the Stonington Historical Society.
Even people who know nothing of Caesar as a historic personality are familiar with his family name as a title signifying a ruler who is in some sense uniquely supreme or paramount the meaning of Kaiser in German, tsar in the Slavonic languages, and qayṣar in the languages of the Islamic world.
