Interdisciplinary Connections: Global History- Create a poster highlighting the origins and evolution of a musical instrument.
The sheer volume of work is phenomenal with literally hundreds of papers alone dedicated to the origins and evolution of feathers in dinosaurs.
The Nights had a crucial role in shaping the origins and evolution not just of fantasy literature, but also of the realistic novel.
Dr. Steinn Sigurdsson, an astronomer at Pennsylvania State University, said medium-weight black holes might constitute a "missing link" in the mysteries of galactic origins and evolution.
Among those in print are "Origins and Evolution of Behavior Disorders" (1987), "Temperament: Theory and Practice" (1996), and "Temperament in Clinical Practice" (1995).
It's an extraordinary building, housing a cabinet of curiosities that addresses complex subjects such as origins and evolution in an imaginative and innovative way.
That was the early-20th-century Russian movement about which Mr. Rickey wrote a scholarly book ("Constructivism: Origins and Evolution," George Barziller, 1967).
As well as teaching you about the origins and evolution of the West End, the tour will generate a tinge of nostalgia for a vanishing world.
The exhibit traces the show's origins and evolution through artifacts on display, and on Tuesday night the library held a cocktail party to celebrate the opening.
But the reconceptualization of the gene as process, not as a countable thing, must include a deep understanding of the origins and evolution of the molecular genetic system.
A new exhibit at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts traces the origins and evolution of "Sesame Street" through artifacts on display.
