The awareness of the threat of Bacillus anthracis, the causative agent of the disease anthrax, as a biowarfare and bioterrorism weapon has revived the development of new technologies for rapid and accurate detection of virulent isolates in environmental and clinical samples.
And in directing attention toward behavior in individual households instead of national trends and overarching theories, he helped revive the field of development economics, which is now largely concerned with the micro rather than macro.
Efforts to revive the TB drug development pipeline have, in the meantime, faltered.
Last autumn, at the state's initiative, Claire Gaudiani, the glamorous and energetic 53-year-old president of Connecticut College, was recruited to revive the town's moribund development corporation.
The Senate Republican leader, Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, who has issued daily criticisms of the president's plan to close Guantánamo, called the move to revive the tribunals "an encouraging development".
Even so, Mr Strong hopes that the next big Earth Summit, to be held in Johannesburg in September 2002, can revive the goal of sustainable development, and he offers prescriptions for doing so.The Search for Free Energy.By Keith Tutt.Simon & Schuster; 354 pages; £18.99KEITH TUTT also worries about the link between energy and sustainable development.
But the council says this new development will revive the town centre and boost staff productivity.
The four-times chief minister of the western state of Gujarat has campaigned on a pledge of clean government and development to revive the flagging economy after 10 years of left-leaning rule by the Congress party.
The development seems sure to revive the controversy over whether a dramatization of the 2011 raid so close to the voting could help President Obama's re-election chances.
In the 1990s, however, the controversy about the reality of unobservables was revived through the development of sophisticated antirealist arguments.
