A pioneer in hand surgery, he established many of the basic principles of this regional specialty.
The achievement closes a cycle in scientific history that began in 1910, when Thomas Morgan of Columbia University chose Drosophila as the experimental animal with which he and his students would work out many of the basic principles of genetics.
April 2, 1826 Meiningen, Germany June 25, 1914 Bad Wildungen, Germany George II, (born April 2, 1826, Meiningen, Saxe-Meiningen [now in Germany] died June 25 , 1914 Bad Wildungen, Waldeck) duke of Saxe-Meiningen, theatrical director and designer who developed many of the basic principles of modern acting and stage design.
Overall, the disappointing findings regarding student knowledge of many of the basic principles of radiation protection were interpreted as being due to a lack of formal focussed teaching/instruction in radiation protection.
IA includes many of the basic principles of SA, such as consistent tracking and extrapolation of objects in the user's environment, but also exploits circumstantial semantics and sentics associated with objects and actors of the operating environment.
The basis of the tseligata system was a highly organised system of collaboration between the individual herdsmen and the 'partners' which incorporated many of the basic principles of the rural cooperative (Papageorgiou 1986).
Many of the basic principles for exploration in dominantly residual, free-draining terrain were quickly established in this period.
"Too many students," he said, "are graduating from high school with no understanding of the basic principles of earning, saving, budgeting, debt and investing".
It's one of the basic principles of effective rugby.
One of the basic principles of Shintoism is that divine energy and spirituality can reside in natural objects: trees, mountains, water, stones, so many things.
The Rockwell-Rashaad pairing illustrates one of the basic principles of For Freedoms.
