For instance, in historical times when the Greeks referred to the great King of Persia, who was a real king and a powerful figure, a king in every sense, the word they used for him was basileus.
Within those parameters, the space was open, and there was no particular outcome to be achieved, as is often the case (for instance, in historical role-play).
For instance, in the absence of historical records before 1966, fishery managers asked if the record high cod stock in the Baltic Sea in the late 1970s and early 1980s was a unique occurrence, or whether it was likely to happen at regular intervals.
But does that mean no one else can use the word – in historical narrative, for instance – without a Stoller-style letter?
Rather than using images to simply supplement textual evidence in historical writing, this instance reveals the possibilities for expanding narratives through visual histories.
The latter is actually a visual proof of assumptions voiced many years ago about a mutual effect of gas and dust on observed polarization of comets (see, for instance, a historical review in Kiselev et al., 2015).
In this instance, the historical strengths of big news organizations like the one I work for — objectivity, deep sources in the government and a history of careful reporting — were seen by Mr. Snowden as weaknesses.
For instance, a historical marker posted in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, as part of the Mississippi Blues Trail (a project of the Mississippi Blues Commission) acknowledges that Waters's "birth date has been cited as April 4, 1913, 1914, or 1915".
The UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, said in an interview with Al-Hayat that the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques had succeeded in "resetting the compass of GCC joint action back to the right track" in "a prominent instance of historical leadership".
Masonry curved structures, as for instance arches, domes and vaults, are very diffused in historical and existing structures and usually require seismic upgrading and/or rehabilitation.
In historical records of ancient Greece, for instance, Plato refers to social interaction as the 'great stage of human life' (in Burns [6]).
