But in 1946, fresh from his wartime research-and-development exploits, Doriot was tapped by the New England establishment to head the American Research and Development Corporation, based in Boston, which systematically solicited and studied business proposals seeking funds.
This was immediately followed by a summary paper in 1997, which systematically outlines the concept of the so-called "wide area protection" [4], focusing principally on the control aspect of the area.
Huckabee missed an opportunity to speak about the social, political, economic and religious structures reflected in the Bible which systematically devalued and oppressed women in the male-ruled world, with a tendency to leave them destitute.
The later period is defined by a series of publications, beginning in about 1400, which systematically present his mature philosophy.
During the late 1980s, Central Mozambique was involved in civil war which systematically focused on rural health services [ 28].
They contributed their professional knowledge in three questionnaire rounds, which systematically identify, evaluate and contrast the sustainability challenges in mineral SCs.
Indeed, DNA yields after size fragmentation were as much as 2.5-fold lower for the duplicate DNA sample (data not shown), which systematically resulted in less complex libraries.
We found a marked double dissociation between objective response and subjective confidence: instances in which subjects systematically responded correctly at very low confidence and others in which subjects responded systematically incorrectly with very high confidence in their response.
Before it was a book, "Working on My Novel" was a Twitter experiment, or performance, in which Arcangel systematically retweeted tweets containing the phrase "working on my novel".
