A digital eternity has passed – almost six hundred billion ticks of the UNIX clock – and yet here we still are; the same prophets predicting the same milestones in the same timeframes.
Looking at graduation rates in the life sciences, Ginther et al. (2009) found that minority participation is increasing in biology, but minority students are not transitioning between milestones in the same proportions as Whites.
Competitors, including Facebook's messaging service Messenger don't break out their voice calling milestones in quite the same way, making a direct comparison more difficult.
When he realized that the two future Hall of Famers were on pace to reach the milestone during the same season, in 1970, Hawkins resolved to witness both events.
Jon Wilkin is a whippersnapper by comparison having turned 30 only last November, but he reached the very worthy milestone of 350 appearances in the same match, and Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook continues to prove that an East End boy can hack it in the Super League having extended Super League's longest run of consecutive appearances to 60.
Hejduk skated in his 1,000th NHL game, becoming the 30th player to reach that milestone with the same organization.
This sentence had not been revoked at the time of his death in 1993.Ms Solway sifts through the other important milestones of his life in the same methodical but never tedious manner.
Surprisingly, and despite the fact that opinion leaders concluded that EBM represents one of the most important medical milestone of the last 160 years, in the same category of innovations such as antibiotics and anesthesia[ 4], no empirical research to date has investigated the impact of quality of evidence on strength of recommendations made by CPG panels.
A competing milestone approach of the same generation is that of Rose Zimbardo (1965), who discusses the play in generic and historical terms as a fierce social satire.
In the same game, another milestone was set as David-Alexandre Beaurgard reached his 1,000 career point.
