The following year, he traveled to the Midwest to document the large-scale human and environmental devastation of the Dust Bowl, producing what would soon become iconic photographs of tenant farm families and drought-stricken land.
The Sound of Leadership: Presidential Communication in the Modern Age (1987) and Campaign Talk: Why Elections Are Good for Us (2000) carefully blended two approaches (a sensitivity to individual texts and the rigour of large-scale human and computerized content analyses) to ask and answer fundamental questions about politics, language, and culture.
Since then he has worked with scores of organisations documenting large scale human rights violations in Zimbabwe, Cambodia and others.
Our model results indicate that in-depth studies (e.g. into the role of starvation and malnutrition) or large-scale human genetic and heredity studies could elicit more precisely the nature of the heterogeneity in susceptibility for leprosy.
It unveiled how the delta system changed its landforms in response to large-scale human activities and climate, sea-level change in the region and shed light on strategies for better utilization and protection of environmental resources in eastern China.
We need some time to reflect and to analyze, even when our reasoning suggests that large-scale human suffering and death are imminent.
An emphasis on experience led Father Schillebeeckx to much reflection on large-scale human suffering and on salvation as liberation from it.
The elaborate and bloody state religion of the Aztec empire extended as far south as the Nicarao region; the Chibcha practiced large-scale human sacrifice; and the cannibalism of the Antillean Caribs also apparently had some religious significance.
Rahul Mehrotra (Professor of Urban Design and Planning, Harvard University), Tarun Khanna (Director, Harvard South Asia Institute; Jorge Paulo Lemann Professor at the Harvard Business School), and Karim R. Lakhani (Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School) discuss the complexities of large-scale human migration and resettlements.
The nerve cells that thrive do so because they "network more effectively, contribute to more influential trends at the [higher] levels where large-scale human purposes and urges are discernible".From this viewpoint, then, the human mind is not entirely unlike Deep Blue, the IBM computer that famously won a game of chess against Garry Kasparov, the world champion.
