Historiography in the modern sense the analytical ordering and interpretation of past institutions and events is an invention of ancient Greece, and even there it only gradually eschewed the fabulous.
In the past, institutions that wanted to expand across state lines were forced to apply for a charter in the new state, thus causing them to sift through that state's regulations and adjust their practices accordingly.
In the past, institutions and collectors only acquired photo or video documentation of performance art.
(4) Can we give an estimate of the overall confidence we can have about statements about the past, about the features of past institutions, structures, and actors, and about the explanatory relations among them?
For example, Vietnam's Health Strategy and Policy Institute (HSPI) evolved from a series of past institutions.
I was standing in the Hall of Northwest Coast Indians hours past the institution's normal 5 45 p.m. closing time, gazing up at a Kwakwaka'wakw mask squeezed between a sprawling display of totem poles.
Past the institution front-page, there is little or not unification or standardisation of access to the data.
Discretionary budgets that enabled institutions to provide protected time for researchers have largely become a thing of the past as institutions become increasingly reluctant to support any activity that does not show near-term financial benefit.
In the past, private institutions have been largely exempted from debates over the rightful use of affirmative action, and race-based admissions.
As the group whipped past neighborhood institutions — the Trini Breakfast Shed, advertising hot roti; the Botanic du Roi Salomon, selling religious knickknacks — the pastor and the politician followed on foot.
In the past, Ivy League institutions have taken real leadership roles in higher education — whether it was Princeton many years ago under Woodrow Wilson, or Harvard in the '30s, or Yale in the '60s, they led change that was fundamental.
