This is a huge triumph for, firstly, the late Professor Joseph Lissner (Founding Editor) and then the remarkable endeavours of Professor Albert Baert (Honorary Editor).
His judgment holds true today: the scale of the endeavour is remarkable and the enthusiasm of the population to elect their representatives is exemplary – particularly since the gains to the vast majority seem minimal.
In an article in Science magazine in May 2002, the two demographers argued that the four-decade increase in life expectancy since 1840 is so linear that it "may be the most remarkable regularity of mass endeavour ever observed".Onward, ever upwardSuch findings have shaken even those who have worked longest on old age.
To conclude, the development of completely electrically safe X-ray systems was a remarkable success of human endeavour in which all participants in the field played a role.
Hunt's first book didn't quite fulfil the promise of its audacious conceit, but her second is nothing short of stunning: an adventure story, a psychological investigation of physical and mental breakdown, and a remarkable account of weather and endeavour.
In 1949, Tizard wrote a remarkable memorandum, concerned with the pointless endeavour to build an "independent" nuclear deterrent.
It was a remarkable show of support for an endeavour that offers some searing and often side-splitting insights into some of football's more fascinating characters.
In 2008, Westenra was selected by the New Zealand Society to receive the Global Kiwis Young Achiever Award for remarkable achievement in her field of endeavour on a global scale.
First, there is some evidence that Japanese universities are successful in their enterprise endeavours: for example it is remarkable that in Japan, the number of contracts with industry, including large enterprises and SMEs, has doubled since 2005 while in the UK the number of contracts is almost flat over the same time period.
