For this, and other anecdotal evidence, one is grateful to Schultz, who has gathered hitherto unheard testimony from several of Arbus's subjects.
I want to get in to bed and make love to you". For this, and other anecdotal evidence, one is grateful to Schultz, who has gathered hitherto unheard testimony from several of Arbus's subjects.
This paper summarizes the seismological data existing today on this large earthquake, with special attention to how such data were gathered by means of investigating hitherto not considered historical sources of earthquake records.
The spending function approach specifies a sequential design directly in terms of α t, the significance levels for interim and final analyses which depend on the amount of hitherto accumulated information in terms of observations gathered.
These attributes mean that it offers new opportunities for cause of death data to be gathered routinely in settings where hitherto there have been few or no such records and where physicians to assess VAs are few.
The e-Science challenge posed is that the data was gathered by many observatories and communities that have hitherto not needed to work together.
In 'The Letters of Alciphron: A Unified Literary Work?', Michele Biraud and Arnaud Zucker have gathered a dozen international contributions about the collection of letters of Alciphron, hitherto mainly studied as part of the epistolary genre at the time of the Second Sophistic or as testimony of a nostalgia for the Athens of Menander's time.
It is concluded that sheep visual acuity is potentially greater than hitherto realised, but that standardisation of techniques is required to make accurate comparisons with data gathered previously.
So it was with a combination of anticipation and apprehension that fans of the Edwardian writer-director Harley Granville Barker (1877-1946) gathered athehe National Theatre in London one afternoon last week for a rehearsed reading of a hitherto unperformed play.
NOT long ago Hastings, hitherto best known as the site of a battle in 1066, broke a world record: 6,166 people dressed as pirates gathered on its pebbly beach, handsomely beating the previous record for mass piracy (held by Germans).
