One segment on History offers a participant's view of the Nazis' Day of German Art rally in Munich in 1938.
The high frequency of Significance in the introductory segments of history textbooks is perhaps unsurprising.
No segment of dance history so lends itself to exhibition as Diaghilev's Ballets Russes.
"Polish-Americans might remember a segment of American history that's germane to them, and Jewish-Americans might remember the segment that's germane to them," he explained.
It's possible to retrace a segment of their history in Paris through the boxes of photographs in the Bibliothèque.
It is, in effect, that segment of Earth history that is represented by and recorded in rock strata.
Apparently the universe is still in its very infancy, within the vanishingly small segment of its history that will support life.
History of hypertension was associated with increased venular vascular width (p = <0.05) (excluding the small-child vessel segment), while history of high cholesterol was associated with increased both the arteriolar bifurcation angle (p = <0.05) and the smaller-child branching angle (θ 2 ) (p = <0.05).
Cavies represent a small segment of an evolutionary history that began in South America during the Middle Miocene Epoch (16.4 million to 11.2 million years ago).
"I believe that thousands of years from now, Bill Gates will be remembered for having preserved -- and made digitally accessible -- a very important segment of our photographic history," he said.
As Dominic Sandbrook shows in the fourth segment of his entertaining history of post-war Britain, the later 1970s were the age in which most of these economic chickens came calamitously home to roost.
