Since his father, the church's former pastor, died in 1999, Osteen has grown the nondenominational church seven times over, reflecting the demographics of its diverse home city.
In his final, unfinished, three-volume work, L'Identité de la France (1986; The Identity of France), he applied the geohistorical method to his homeland, presenting a history that favoured the physical mutations of its diverse regions over the unruly lives and thoughts of their inhabitants.
Research on phase transition phenomena of thin liquid layer on a solid surface has attracted a great deal of attention over the past several decades because of its diverse practical and science applications, such as energy storage [1-3], nanoelecooling cooling, and thermal management of nanoelectronics [4].
For over 25 years, Omega, with its diverse offerings in mind-body-spiritual experience, has attracted seekers, students, and professionals to widen their horizons--to learn, to heal, and to commune with themselves and with nature on its verdant campus.
Rat1 showed strong pre-rRNA binding over several different regions, reflecting its diverse targets for processing and degradation.
Hollywood has long received criticism over its lack of diverse representations of people in front of and behind the camera.
My Cambridge college, Lucy Cavendish, embraces women aged 21 and over from diverse backgrounds.
But if the Spectrum represented your thrillingly flawed introduction to gaming, you'll remember the positives: programmers who could triumph over its inherent shortcomings; the diverse range of gaming styles; and, above all, how often a simple idea could prove to be surprisingly addictive.
A promising approach to alleviate the severe impacts of these dynamics is to transmit the media over diverse paths.
However, spreading your time out over diverse fields that could connect you to new leads is worth the investment.
