Luckily, Margaret Jull Costa has shown congruent skill in bringing his work across that other key frontier, the one between languages.
When his grandson Charles VIII invaded Italy in 1494, the impact of technically superior French artillery was immediate and dramatic; the French breached in eight hours the key frontier fortress of Monte San Giovanni, which had previously withstood a siege of seven years.
One of the key frontier areas of materials science is the study of materials derived from, inspired by, or used to repair human and other biological systems.
South Korea stands to lose the most from a conflict, Japan is within range of North Korean missiles and China wants to avoid chaos and the possible destruction of a buffer state on a key frontier.
The move (and that reported valuation hike) signal how heated the e-health market is becoming, and also how Amazon views it as a key frontier in its bid to be the go-to place for anything a consumer (or medical organization) might want or need in the area of healthcare.
Puerto Rico's geographic position at the western edge of the Caribbean made historic San Juan one of the key frontier outposts of Spain's West Indies dominions.
Behind, in silhouette, are the lush mountains of Lesbos island - Greece's third largest, a place of extraordinary natural beauty - but now one of Europe's key immigration frontiers.
Herein, we survey n-type organic semiconductors with field effect mobility of 1 cm2/Vs or higher in OTFTs after a brief introduction to the structure and operation of OTFTs and discussion of two key factors (frontier molecular orbitals and molecular packing) of organic semiconductors.
Rosebank, an oil and natural gas field, is on what is becoming one of Europe's key fossil-fuel frontier areas, the margins of the Atlantic Ocean west of the Shetland Islands off Scotland.
