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While the first records of trulli being built in Puglia date from around the 14th century, their golden age was the 19th century, prompted by the development of vine growing.

During the Norman era in the late 11th and 12th centuries, a nucleated village began to appear, prompted by the development of a north south "High Street" forming part of a longer route from the capital city, London, to the port of Shoreham on the English Channel coast.

Sweden, prompted by the development of new multidisciplinary approaches to research as part of the Ageing and Living Conditions (ALC) programme established at Umeå University in 2006, is now favoured with a demographic database for longitudinal analyses of health status, cognitive functioning, and socio-economic conditions in the ageing population.

Prompted by the recent development of a global strategy for the control and elimination of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), this paper seeks insight into the consequences of, and rational options for potential FMD control measures in relation to environmental, conservation and human poverty considerations in Africa.

Investigation by using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) was prompted by development of visible swelling of the face in 9 patients and swelling of the calf muscles in 4 patients.

The development of such systems, prompted by the explosive spread of digital cameras and imaging programs, is also of interest to lawyers and police, who want to check for tampered crime-scene images, as well as to news organizations keen to detect faked photos.

Human health studies at Akwesasne, including an investigation of adolescent development, were prompted by the history of local environmental pollution from the neighboring industrial point sources.

The latter development, first prompted by the revelation of Nazi medical atrocities in the Second World War, and by research scandals linked to Tuskagee, Willowbrook and Guatemala, has seen a recognition that more careful elaboration of ethical codes is required to address the realm of international health research in the 21st century [ 4- 6].

Concerns about the psychological damage of long-term unemployment have been prompted in part by the development of "happiness economics," whose theorists' main contention is that increased wealth does not equate with greater happiness.

The rich information provided by correlation techniques prompted the development of versatile inverse parameter identification procedures combining finite element (FE) simulations and full field kinematic data.

The development of point-of-care diagnostics (POCD) is prompted by the global burden of diseases attended by high morbidity and mortality when the diagnosis is delayed.