Worse yet, he had made the error of appearing to want his name above the title, personally overseeing exhibitions historically organized by curatorial professionals.
"Cities have been organized by departments, historically, and they managed records in their own ways," said John Wilson, a professor of geography and civil and environmental engineering at the University of Southern California.
And his Philosophy Born of Struggle: Anthology of Afro-American Philosophy from 1917 (Harris 1983) was for many years the only widely available, somewhat historically organized collection of writings by African American professional philosophers and other philosophizing Black scholars.
CGI has historically organized its agenda around the "tracks" of poverty, global health, education and climate change.
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Historically, organized screening using cytology at regular intervals with a high coverage has reduced the incidence of invasive CC in many countries [ 2, 3].
Drug networks historically were organized to combine the tasks of production, transportation and distribution, and they have seen little reason to cooperate with terrorists.
While doctors have long had access to enormous online repositories of medical journals, texts, and research, medical data has not historically been organized into a digestible format for physicians.
Historically, mainstream organized religion has opposed nearly every advance for women's rights, from suffrage to workplace equality to birth control.
For the longest time now, it was the biannually organized exhibition that has historically reflected the museum's policy of focusing on a contemporary viewpoint on art, finding a future perspective of art, and testing its curatorial capability.
