Therefore, we would predict concomitant increases in foraging performance in each of these introductions.
I always imagined (with no basis whatsoever in fact) that these introductions were written by Oxbridge graduates schooled from their earliest years in Latin and Greek, the kinds of people who had been parsing for a lifetime.
"These introductions in Europe do present a warning," Dr. Ryan said.
But, in recompense, the writers of these introductions show refreshing humility: they know they're in the presence of a literary monument, one that has weathered time and fashion.
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"These introductions are in no way, shape or form a substitute for due diligence," said Mark J. Anson, chief investment officer of the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm, known as Calpers, the nation's largest public pension fund, with $146 billion in assets.
This conclusion is further supported by our observation of 23 separate introductions of the virus into the human population; none of these introductions resulted in sustained person-to-person transmission.
In the introductions to these books he laid out his ideas on Symbolism.
Because of difficult access, suboptimal medical care, limited telecommunications coverage, and low levels of health education in these areas, introduction of the Ebola virus led to several complex outbreaks requiring a rapid and coordinated public health response to halt transmission.
This is unlikely to be explained by these sciences having stronger theories than the physical sciences (as discussed in the introduction, these latter have, if anything, a more developed and cumulative "core"), or by these sciences testing more trivial hypotheses (originality and innovativeness are rewarded in all fields of research).
