For a decade, with support from the National Geographic Society, I've been organizing a study of the places where people live longest.
"We are not saying don't do this," said Gerald H. Groenewold, director of the University of North Dakota's Energy and Environmental Research Center, who is trying to organize a study of the risks.
Paxton had been trying to organize a study of people who appeared to be resistant to the disease.
In 1753 he organized a worldwide study of a transit of Venus (1761), the first such systematic study to be made.
It is organized as a study of four kinds of animal differences first mentioned in HA's first chapter as the principal objects of study (at 486b22 487a14 differences in parts (the topic of Books I IV), in modes of activity and ways of life (those related to generation in Books V-VI--and human generation in IX--others in Book VII) and in characters (Book VIII).
He runs M.I.T.'s Human Dynamics Lab and gives talks about Big Data at Davos; his group pioneered some of the technologies behind Google Glass; recently, he helped organize a study collecting five months' worth of data from mobile phones throughout Ivory Coast.
Stability and bifurcation theory have been used to organize a computational study of the dynamics of a three-variable isothermal reaction system with quadratic kinetics.
The committee also organizes a focused study of one particular clinical problem (e.g., a study on methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus [MRSA] and two studies of blood-culture isolates).
After selection and analysis of papers according to the above-mentioned inclusion criteria, the following variables were extracted and organized: (a) Overview: study design, authors, and year of publication; (b) Demographic: total sample (number of participants) and location; and (c) Assessment of BPSD.
In their experiments, the researchers organized a series of studies where undergraduates listened to short pieces of instrumental music, once with the bass line, and once without.
