Then it was past and the land flattened out, emptying of houses and roads, of human endeavour and misdemeanour, to be replaced by scrubland, occasional swamp, and then warthog, zebra and impala running from the train.
Unlike roads of human construction, microtubules are very dynamic.
For Brown, it's another step along the road of how humans sustain themselves.
This clearly demonstrates that the role of human factors remains a crucial issue for road accidents.
I'm not joking: Nicolas Philibert's "To Be and to Have" is an ardent celebration of one special stop along the difficult road of becoming a human being — in particular, a French human being.
"Wyoming," a new play by Catherine Gillet, is a road story of sorts, except the map it follows consists of the twists and turns in the neurological back roads of the human mind.
What's more, the animal seems to have a relatively large brain, and what appear to be two eyes, suggesting that it may be a very early member of the vertebrates--which would put it somewhere on the first steps of the long road to humans.
Signs of an enemy in disarray were evident in Misurata as the rebels moved west — abandoned green uniforms, abandoned food and houses along the road with interiors full of human waste, as if the Qaddafi soldiers, under threat of air attack, had been afraid to venture outside.
There is no public waste management system in Talek and the roads in the town aren't really roads but rising layers of human detritus where there's a tacit agreement not to build.
These findings support results from other studies that showed that wolves decreased use of roads and paths or increased their distance from these features with increasing size of roads or increasing rate of human use (Kunkel and Pletscher 2000; Kaartinen et al. 2005; Whittington et al. 2005; Theuerkauf et al. 2007; Gurarie et al. 2011; Muhly et al. 2011; Rogala et al. 2011).
