Norway has historically existed in the shadows of Sweden and Denmark.
For the Mets' network, having Time Warner and Comcast as partners will eliminate some of the contentiousness that has historically existed between regional sports channels and cable operators.
Tension has historically existed between the president, who has the top volunteer job, and the chief executive, who is the top paid staff member, for control of the committee.
Just as bitter bureaucratic tensions have historically existed between the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. within the United States intelligence community, it is possible that turf battles between the G.R.U. and the K.G.B. could have made it more difficult for Moscow to identify Mr. Hanssen as its spy.
A counterintuitive but undeniable result of Mr. Ferneyhough's approach, with an immense wealth of detail cascading on a player, is in fact to restore and reinvigorate the balance that historically existed between music as a theoretical set of instructions and music as a living, unrepeatable entity.
That abstraction layer, even though it adds a "bump in the wire," improves uptime and performance because it breaks the 1 1 tie that has historically existed between apps and databases.
This tradition historically existed among a number of ethnic groups in Madagascar, particularly along the eastern coast where the preservation of rainforests continues to facilitate access to wood for construction.
Theory predicts greater susceptibility to Allee effects in organisms that historically existed in high densities but that have become rare when compared to organisms that have a history of low population density [9].
Are you in an area where native grassland historically existed, or do you live in an area that was mostly forested?
Historically, cities exist in a state of flux, organisms in constant state of gentrification and denigration.
