In the 1970s, they set out on a long reckoning with its consequences, pioneering the promotion of human rights and asserting congressional control over war powers.
Some could affect the transcription kinetics, and others could be added as a consequence of pioneering transcription.
She is, she says, continuing work pioneered by other African-American physical anthropologists such as William Montague Cobb and Caroline Bond Day. "Cobb did pioneering work on the health consequences of poverty and inequality, but hasn't been cited or recognized by current scholars, despite the fact that he had over 1100 publications," Watkins explains.
The pioneering work in Berlin had several consequences, notably the formation of significant natural spaces within the city, such as the Südgelände Nature Park.
That computer essence is one of the important consequences of another British computing pioneer's work, a century after Babbage.
This is a classic example of the adage that physics progresses through a succession of funerals — of the pioneers who could not live with the consequences of their most radical work.
He also pioneered high throughput screening methods to investigate the physiological consequences of prion-like protein aggregation.
He went on to say, "The consequences of discrimination are unacceptable, and the United States is pioneering efforts to ensure that our foreign policy is infused with the fight for the rights of LGBT individuals".
Leder's laboratory pioneered the use of transgenic mice to identify the functional consequences of combinatorial oncogene overexpression in the mammary gland.
In the context of biological control, the pioneer model developed by Hopper and Roush (1993) analyzed the consequences of a component (mate finding) Allee effect on the establishment success.
The aviation industry pioneered formalised crew training in order to improve safety and reduce consequences of non-technical error.
