For example, present-day gagaku performances are undoubtedly different from those of 1,000 years ago, but Mozart symphonies as well do not sound the same as they did in the 18th century.
These private costs, however, fail to account for a variety of external costs from this production activity in the form of, for example, present-day health damages from increased air pollution or potentially lower grain yields due to global warming halfway around the world and almost a century into the future.
Making wool totally biodegradable, for example, presents a technological challenge.
For example, while no present day Epichloë typhina isolates are known to produce lolines, our data support the hypothesis that the E. typhina ancestor(s) of three asexual endophyte species contained a LOL gene cluster.
In The Residence at Whitminster, for example, the present-day narrator reconstructs the story of the death of two boys in 1730 and a subsequent haunting by way of notes written by the children's guardian, letters written a century later by a young woman, her beau's diary, and assorted other documents.
While the differences between the Chronicle of the Morea (13th century), for example, and present-day spoken Greek are quite minor, Byzantium failed to produce a writer of the stature of Dante, capable of establishing once and for all the living vernacular as a worthy vehicle for great literature.
Thus, for example, the present-day variation of haplogroups C and D, the most frequent throughout northern, eastern, central Asia and America, suggests that these mtDNA clades expanded long before the LGM (dated to 19 26.5 kya), with their oldest lineages being present in the eastern Asia.
For example, Sunday through Thursday, from 7 00 to 9 00pm, and Friday - Saturday from 7 00 to 10 00pm.
The creepy clown thus embodies wider cultural faultlines of the present day – consider, for example, the polemics (especially in France) about women who wear the burqa and thereby keep their faces covered in public.
Yet many of Mendieta's pieces removed themselves from the spiritual realm to address present day events, for example "Rape Scene," a 1973 performance based off the rape and murder of a close friend.
This fundamental belief that black life is expendable can be traced from enslavement to the present day, in, for example, policies of policing, surveillance and imprisonment, redistricting and voter ID laws, neoliberal privatization and the widely regurgitated rhetoric that refashions black suffering into black pathology.
