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Today lichenology is a well-established scientific discipline in Britain, with, its own Society, journal, regular field meetings and a notably dedicated band of followers.
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Major Hindu festivals celebrated in Ahmadabad are Makar Sankranti (January 14), a kite festival; Navratri (September/October), a nine-day display of music and folk dances (notably garba) dedicated to the goddess Durga; and Rath Yatra (June or July), when massive chariots carrying the statues of Krishna, Balram, and Subhadra are led from the Jagannath temple through the city.
With the interwar period and the spread of modernist literature, a new generation of critics, most notably George Călinescu and Vladimir Streinu, dedicated important segments of their activity to the works of Ion Creangă.
If the photograph of the Arundel Society is to be taken as a guide, then the inscription originally read as follows: : gutaniowi hailag : This reading was followed by early scholars, notably Taylor, who translates "dedicated hailag to the temple ō-wī(h) of the Goths Gutanī", and Diculescu (1923), who translates "sacred (hailag) to the Jove (iowī, i.e. Thor) of the Goths gutan".
Some most notably, Alcatraz transform into museums dedicated to the history of the facility.
He was so hugely talented, and so dedicated and so notably a perfectionist that it seems sort of absurd something out of one of his own books that those qualities existed in a single person with the normal number of limbs, eyes, ears, etc.
Indeed, there are watchable moments here – the show's choreography can be interesting, and the cast members (notably Jill Jones and Jessie Komitor) are dedicated.
It has been agreed that natural Tregs are more potent and specifically dedicated to regulatory function, notably in GvHD [ 17, 18].
His work has made him enemies – most notably Prince Charles, to whom he mischievously dedicated his 2008 book, Trick or Treat.
Kielland had read widely in the literature of 19th-century liberalism, notably John Stuart Mill and Georg Brandes, and he dedicated his creative energies to social criticism and reform.
After her death in December 1817, Lamartine, who had already dedicated many strophes to her (notably "Le Lac"), devoted new verses to her memory (particularly "Le Crucifix").
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