One of the earliest images is of a tractor, plowing through dark loam and unearthing an artillery shell, presumably from the killing fields of the First World War.
FROM the Vosges mountains to the Flemish plain, Joachim Gauck, Germany's president, visited the killing fields of the first world war this week for the centenary commemorations.
Gone are the 24- and 22-chef fields of the first two seasons, along with the small-group preliminary rounds they necessitated.
Given that the 1920 Antwerp Games were sited in the heart of the killing fields of the first world war, it was hard to make a case for the inclusion of the defeated central powers.
Born in Lithuania, he was a sensitive young man – "a poet" – caught between the Nazis and the Red Army in what the historian Timothy Snyder calls the "bloodlands" of eastern Europe, the worst killing fields of the second world war.
A research project aims to uncover long-forgotten music composed by pipers in the killing fields of the First World War.
At each step, the calculated flow velocity fields of the first model are inputs into the second model [9, 10, 13].
The second model assumes a polynomial description of the displacement fields in the core that is based on the displacement fields of the first model.
NASA resisted Russia's fielding of the first space tourist, Dennis Tito, last year, but it knows that Mr. Bass could give the American agency a public relations boost.
The implication of human drama balances the formal, spatial concerns indicated in the titles: the seemingly open field of the first work versus the partitions and compressing aperture of the second.
