So here's the "yea" side: the forces of urbanization and industrialization unleashed here in the 1970s after the death of Mao Zedong represent a historically singular phase that still has a way to go.
It should be noted that historically this phase coincides with the decline of the Garamantes, whom the Tuareg consider as their ancestors according to oral traditions [43], [44], [45].
Historically, solid-phase-crystallization (SPC) was the first technology to produce poly-Si films for display applications, followed by the development of laser-annealing crystallization (LAC).
We compared P robH ap to three state-of-the art algorithms RefHap (Duitama et al., 2010), FastHare (Panconesi and Sozio, 2004) and DGS (Panconesi and Sozio, 2004) as well as to HapCut (Bansal and Bafna, 2008), a historically important phasing package, and to MixSIH (Matsumoto and Kiryu, 2013), the only method that we know that produces confidence scores.
Given these linked views, a possible way of interpreting the concept of crisis is as a "historically immanent transitional phase" (Koselleck, 2006: 372006
Therefore, it is important to determine whether sex differences should be taken into account to a greater extent than they have been historically at different phases of experimental studies.
Techniques developed for full-field phase-imaging interference microscopes have historically relied upon temporal phase-measurement methods that obtain interferograms sequentially, and therefore require good vibrational damping with static specimens in order to obtain high-quality data [ 5].
The Thompson coho, one of the primary Strait of Georgia coho populations, historically spent the marine phase of their life cycle almost entirely within the Strait of Georgia [26].
This commentary discusses the claim of Zapata-Barrero that Western countries have historically entered a 'post multicultural' phase, in which the emergence of the intercultural policy paradigm must be placed.
