In nineteenth-century Europe, archeology was dominated by the rising middle class, whose faith in change and material progress was reflected in descriptions of ancient ages from stone to bronze and then to iron.
In nineteenth-century Europe, archeology was dominated by the rising middle class, whose faith in change and material progress was reflected in descriptions of ancient ages — from stone to bronze and then to iron.
I'm also looking forward to such progress being reflected in the trial of this case, and look forward to the full court's just verdict – one that can stand the test of history.
The country's mixed progress is reflected in an evocative series of images by South African photographer Nadav Kander, who has travelled the length of the Yangtze – China's longest river – to record the often murky consequences of economic growth.
That progress is reflected in Hollywood today, where queer films are far from taboo they're celebrated, with Carol, Milk, and Dallas Buyers Club as just a few recent examples.
This progress is reflected in changing race- and gender-numbers and proportions of medical student enrolments and medical graduates over the 12-year period.
The improvement coefficient was calculated as the quotient of measure's postintervention score and the baseline score, in such manner that progress is reflected through increase of the measure (>1, improvement; = 1, no change; <1, regress).
(Its status as a work-in-progress is reflected in Wilson's refusal to photograph the performance at this point). The new work is deprived of a chance to stand on its own and be appreciated as an elegant, if "minor"—in the sense of being young and unmasterful gem.
Attempts at reconciliation as the coding progressed were reflected in the final definition outcome of 'relationships with those close to you', 'relationships with others', 'communication with those close to you' and 'communication with others'.
On the other hand, he was well aware of the problematic consequences of technical progress, as was reflected in atomic physics.
Liverpool, with Klopp a frenzy of instruction in the technical area, had realised they were the more threatening side and, as the contest progressed, their stranglehold was reflected in the scoreline.
