Schwann uses the term "metabolic" exactly in its present-day sense, the phenomena of change, interchanges, of material in and by living matter.
The superb A Treachery of Spies by Manda Scott (Bantam Press £16.99) follows in its present-day storyline a murder investigation in France, where someone is bumping off former members of a wartime Resistance unit.
This book traces the changing shape and function of the piazza, from its beginnings in the ninth century to its present day ubiquity in the Venetian, European, as well as global imagination.
Probably the most concrete suggestion of how quantum mechanics in its present-day appearance can play a role in brain processes is due to Beck and Eccles (1992), later refined by Beck (2001).
On the other hand, a near-contemporary plan of the Royalist dispositions by Rupert's chief engineer, Bernard de Gomme, shows the ditch in its present-day alignment.
This was in addition to its present-day field, which is generated in the liquid-iron outer core.
In 1988 it moved to its present-day location on 125th, and remains a premier (and very affordable) jazz club in Harlem.
In The Sound of Innovation, Andrew Nelson chronicles the history of CCRMA, tracing its origins in Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory through its present-day influence on Silicon Valley and digital music groups worldwide.
It appears that a young Alu subfamily can be defined in two ways, either by its present-day sequence, or by its ancestry (that is, its evolutionary history at its genomic locus since the moment of integration).
It includes a film travelogue featuring the expressway in all its present-day dinginess, accompanied by Mr. Stevens's complex, contrapuntal music performed by a 38-member ensemble that mingles a rock band and a chamber orchestra.
It means Philae is unlikely to be operating in its present state beyond Saturday.
