The scientific potential and nearest prospects of BEO Moussala are discussed, particularly the possible connection between cosmic ray variations and changes of environmental parameters.
Not even the nearing prospect of Clinton in the White House has seemed to inspire Republicans to abandon the internal quarrels that have dominated the Party for five years: in debates, the anti-Clinton rhetoric has been curiously anodyne.
We have always deemed it a fortunate circumstance, that the sovereign under whose reign these mighty changes were introduced was one who had been educated and passed through a good portion of his life, without any near prospect of acceding to the throne.
The same might be said of all the protagonists in these stories: precariously balanced on the precipice of old age, facing the nearing prospect of death and grappling daily with the growing isolation that comes with the centrifugal forces of time flinging family members apart and casting an already dwindling number of friends out of reach.
Application of molecular biology into neuroscience could help to understand genetic make-up, epigenetic variation, and near prospect of personalized medicine.
An intensive PL emission at 880 nm was found, indicating Sb2S3 QDs have good prospects in near-infrared LED and near-infrared laser application.
There is no near-term prospect of a breakthrough in Darfur's desultory peace negotiations.
The speech "will deepen the sense on both sides that there is no near-term prospect for diplomacy," he said.
It provides the near-guaranteed prospect of sighting of the world's largest mammals, thanks to a well-organised maritime grapevine that reports on the most fruitful locations.
Cultural pride and the near-certain prospect of his colleagues' death drove Huberman into becoming a savior, perhaps recalling his teenage role as bread-winning child prodigy.
So far, most critics of President Reagan's decision to abandon SALT II have focused on the near-term prospect of a renewed arms race.
