Yet the American citizen plumes himself upon this spirit, even when he is sufficiently dispassionate to perceive the ruin it works; and will often adduce it, in spite of his own reason, as an instance of the great sagacity and acuteness of the people, and their superior shrewdness and independence.
The recent attacks are the first instances of the Great Cannon being deployed, and they are notable for a few reasons.
The recent attacks are the first instances of the Great Cannon being deployed, and they are notable for a few reasons.
Captive gorillas regularly manipulate branches and twigs, but researchers have documented only two instances of the great ape using tools in the wild; one used a stick to explore the depth of a muddy river and another turned a tree trunk into a makeshift bridge.
Minimalist emphasis on contexts — art as a phenomenon in real space and time — exalted "white-box" museums and ad-hoc venues, including, in the instance of earthworks, the great outdoors.
For instance, many of the great trumpeter Woody Shaw's studio recordings were out of print until Mosaic produced a sumptuous box set last year.
But in two instances, those of the Great Depression and the credit crisis, Americans responded by electing leaders, Franklin Roosevelt and Barack Obama, who expanded government dramatically.
Much poring over postmarks and manuscripts is involved in this argument, but the recent biographies all make it pretty clear that, at its root, this was primarily an instance — perhaps the greatest — of great minds thinking alike.
In a small subset of these cells, the CRISPR system obliterated every instance of the targeted gene by far greatest the number of gene changes so far achieved with a single round of CRISPR.
It was the first instance and perhaps the greatest catalyst of the insatiable appetite so characteristic of industrialization and our industrialized world.
