The best universities, public and private, tend towards more academic freedom but during times of politicization and war, more repression and McCarthy-like whisper campaigns historically surface even in academic institutions, entertainment, the news industry, etc. Suppression of ideas works best behind closed doors.
Historically, surface engineering has emerged in answer to a call from consumers for improved wear and corrosion resistance, as well as aesthetic improvements.
Moreover, there is a worldwide concern regarding the increasing presence of crown fires in forest types that were historically prone to surface fires.
Historically, most surface science studies have focused on CO rather than CO2 as the probe molecule, i.e., fundamental knowledge about CO2 adsorption is still needed.
An ecological and management paradigm in ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa) forests is that historically recurrent surface fires maintained open forest stands dominated by large, old trees.
Historically, superhydrophobic surfaces have attracted much attention because of their self-cleaning properties that make them suitable for a variety of technological and industrial applications [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15].
Historically, Bangladeshi surface waters have been contaminated with bacteria, causing a significant burden of acute gastrointestinal diseases.
Last week, Domenico Panetta, a former mayor of the Italian town of Siderno, historically a Mafia stronghold, surfaced to comment on the appointment of his cousin Leon to head the C.I.A. "Maybe in his new job he'll be able to come to Europe and to Italy and even visit us in Calabria," he told the Times of London.
Winter will become milder, causing more precipitation to fall as rain and less as snow in locations where surface temperatures have historically been near freezing.
We conducted a meta-analysis to determine if there were consistent responses of understory vegetation to these treatments in North American forests that historically experienced frequent surface fire regimes (<20 years fire return interval, FRI).
Historically, the total surface outflow from the San Juan basin into the Pacific was calculated at annually.
