Mechanical stimuli have historically been recognised as vital to bone repair and maintenance, dating back to Julius Wolff's 1888 law which characterised bone strength as proportional to the physical loads placed upon the structure.
A later source of anxiety was India's affirmative action (or "reservation") policies, which set aside university slots and civil-service jobs for people from recognised historically stigmatised groups, known as "scheduled castes and tribes".
"Historically, depressions have been recognised as lengthy periods in which the economy did not get back to its previous level of activity before a recession set in," he said.
Its quality control manager, Alena Bukvic, recognises the current challenges but maintains that: "The hotel is an important symbol of Sarajevo, architecturally and historically, and is instantly recognised by visitors to Sarajevo.
"Career services departments have historically competed, but we recognised that if several top schools collaborated, we could give recruiters a critical mass of students," said Fiona Sandford, executive director for careers and global business at London Business School, which hosted the Asian recruiting event last month.
This represents a simple (but historically important and well recognised) example of an oscillatory neural population model, convenient here for ease of introduction, analysis and simulation.
Historically, we can recognise two major lines of study, one dealing with descriptions of sleep behaviours modified by drugs and the other with polysomnographic sleep research carried out before and after treatment.
Only when the other is recognised, geographically and historically, is the true moral value of a given situation revealed.
"Argentine poetry has struggled to break through in the United Kingdom because, historically, Argentine literature has been recognised for its prose, particularly the short story," says Dr Ben Bollig, author and lecturer in Latin American Studies at the University of Leeds.
The state's "scheduled tribes", historically disadvantaged groups of people recognised by the country's constitution, consist of 19 ethnic groups and many sub-groups, with diverse languages and cultures.
