European powers engaged in a feverish race for wealth and glory blazed routes up muddy rivers and into dense forests that had been traveled only sporadically by humans before.
The energy and innovation of one company, the Celera Genomics Group, a unit of the PE Corporation, transformed a plodding effort run by a public consortium into a feverish race.
It is not the problem of burrowing [sic] sentences but rather the shock that obligate them to rethink in many scientific disciplined to be more realistic and more fruitful for the behalf of mankind and not like the current feverish race and debate to catch "How" without "Why".
For the museums it is an act of penance, a frank condemnation of their feverish race to collect and classify the bones of so-called "primitive races" including the Khoisan -- known then as Bushmen and Hottentots -- in the early 1900's.
The progress of the Chinese space program, unlike the feverish race between the U.S. and Russia during the Cold War, is actually proceeding systematically, following a careful, three-prong strategy.
The fact that the Global X SuperDividend U.S. ETF (DIV) provides an intersection of perhaps the two most popular equity ETF strategies low volatility and dividend yield highlights the feverish race to provide a better dividend mousetrap.
