I mean History constructed with a big 'H' — the history that fuses and strips away micro-identity.
With regard to the development of the concept of species before Darwin, Wilkins rightly notes that there is an accepted, standard narrative of this history, constructed, as he deftly shows, by biologists during the New Synthesis (around 1958, in fact; p. xi).
The bedrock of the text is an exhaustively researched linear narrative history, constructed on over 90 interviews from which Lewis traces keen portraits of numerous members; AACM archival records; encyclopedic citations from contemporaneous literature, both from American and European sources; and vividly recounted personal experience.
Initially, the clinical geneticist took the family history, constructed the pedigree, confirmed cancer diagnoses, etc in both centres.
This leads to the following problem: (Minimum Flips) Given a duplication forest F and an extant network G, find H, a valid history constructing G, with a minimum number of flip edges.
They took medical histories, and constructed family genealogies.
Address histories were constructed by annual linkage of cohort members to the National Change of Address database maintained by the U.S. Postal Service.
After excluding invalid and nonresidential postal codes (~ 10%), individual residential histories were constructed for mothers throughout pregnancy and children throughout the first year of life.
Work histories were constructed from company records for the UK and Canadian studies and by interview (with validation by company records where possible) in the Australian study (Armstrong et al, 1996, Lewis et al, 1997, Glass et al, 2000).
Citizenship and Constructing History An understanding of history revitalizes citizenship in an era when students can witness history being constructed.
