She also received OAH's 2019 Ellis W. Hawley Prize, awarded annually for the best book-length historical study of the political economy, politics or institutions of the United States, in its domestic or international affairs, from the Civil War to the present.
Patterson (2012) is a book-length historical and philosophical study of many of Tarski's philosophical ideas, focusing on truth and logical consequence.
As the only full-length historical treatment of the NBA in the 1970s, Tall Tales deserves kudos given the league's popularity today and the pivotal ways in which it changed during that decade.
A feature-length historical film Caligula was completed in 1979, in which Malcolm McDowell played the lead role.
Writing the first full-length historical study of the "Syrian Colony" in New York City, you encountered a good deal of conventional wisdom about the immigration and this neighborhood that had never been truly substantiated.
The prediction accuracy of power load is related to the length of historical observation data.
Specifically, the sliding simulation technique allows the coefficients of a model to be estimated with a pre-defined length of historical window (e.g. three years) to forecast a period ahead (e.g. one year).
When taken as a whole, our observations of internal medicine rounds appear similar in length to historical observations at other institutions, but different in both location and content.
These analyses are largely complementary because the European flora includes the closest related continental flora available for colonization of the Azores, while the subset formed by the mainland Portuguese flora represents a more comparable territory in terms of habitat similarity, notably maximum elevation, latitude range, coastal length and historical climate (see Patiño et al. 2015).
You should speak at length about historical events from times gone by (from a personal perspective, of course) and rhapsodize about the days when all of Eastern Europe feared your name.
