Yet, "the primary cause of government" is to be found in nature itself, since humans must wrest from nature "the scanty materials of happiness" (Mill 1992, 4 5).
As well, his social behavior in general was "oddly 'unenlightened.' " Scanty source material (or obvious disengagement on the part of the subject) is the bane of the biographer, of course, and Stach, as meticulous and exhaustive as he might wish to be, is forever saying "surely"... "presumably"... "we can only speculate"... "it is highly doubtful"... "we know little".
Over a five-year period, Kozol visited approximately 60 schools in 11 states, finding children of the poor and minorities trapped, almost uniformly, in old schools that are overcrowded, in poor repair, with scanty teaching materials, and staffed by generally underqualified teachers.
Rather, only limited bacterial cell number and scanty extracellular polysaccharide (EPS) material were observed.
The tissue material was scanty and in part necrotic.
As the calcium based proton conducting materials are quite scanty in the literature, the present paper, with the observation of humidity based proton conductivity in calcium tartrate, represents one of such rare reports and highlights the usefulness of this simple and environmentally non-hazardous framework for various technical applications.
Arabic-language material on Poland is scanty: Wikipedia has no entry for Poland's 'Takaful' movement (the rough equivalent of 'Solidarity').
However, there is scanty knowledge about comminution of non-brittle materials in contrast to brittle materials.
He has been an amateur ornithologist all his life, but it was not until 1930 that he realized that material for nests was becoming scanty, and what was available was too dirty.
The cytology report for every specimen was cystic colloid goitre, consisting of abundant colloidal material, with many haemosiderin-laden macrophages and scanty follicular cells, dispersed throughout the specimen or else forming a loose honeycomb monolayer of cells.
