September 14, 1914 Westfield, New Jersey May 19 , 1995Tempe, Arizona Robert S. Dietz, in full Robert Sinclair Dietz (born Sept. 14, 1914, Westfield, N.J., U.S. died May 19 , 1995 Tempe, Ariz ., American geophysicist and oceanographer who set forth a theory of seafloor spreading in 1961.
Robert S. Dietz, in full Robert Sinclair Dietz (born Sept. 14, 1914, Westfield, N.J., U.S. died May 19 , 1995 Tempe, Ariz ., American geophysicist and oceanographer who set forth a theory of seafloor spreading in 1961.
Intellectuals and reformists in Saudi Arabia have now examined this Salafiyya movement and used these young radicals as examples to set forth a theory that traces the lineage of today's terrorists back to the early 20th century "Brothers" -- Bedouin tribesmen who embraced a Wahhabi revivalism so ferocious they were happy to die killing or converting other tribes as they conquered the peninsula.
Moreover, the United States has not provided an organic (charter) act setting forth a system of government.
Are they setting forth a reasonably attainable career path?
Their initial discussions will produce a preliminary implementation framework setting forth a set of strategies for change.
During the 18th century, Hong Man-Jong, in his Sihwa ch'ongnim ("Collection of Remarks on Poetry"), ventured to critique vernacular poetry, and Hong Tae-Yong set forth a new theory of literature in his Ch'ŏngi ron ("Theory of Nature's Secrets").
Gawande references a book by IBM engineer Frederick Brooks, The Mythical Man-Month, which sets forth a Darwinian theory of software evolution from a cool, easy-to-use program ("built by a few nerds for a few of their nerd friends" to perform a limited function), to a bigger program "product" that delivers more functionality to more people, to a "very uncool program system".
Dickie (2001) says that Dewey sets forth an expression theory of art without any supporting argument.
23), refers to several books on the subject of "old-age art," she does not mention one important book that sets forth a very interesting theory.
