Ms. de Bourbon explained the distinction in an e-mail: "It's mostly text, not images; the color palette is restrained/limited; the colors are in keeping with the painted wall signs historically found in the district; it does not overwhelm the facade or streetscape; has a border, and, most importantly the owner got a permit".
What are the key signs, historically, that a company will actually make a comeback?
Such high property values are surprising during this global economic crisis, but they are a sign of historically high real wealth and global growth.
Vital signs have historically been utilised as key indicators of health status and include pulse, blood pressure, temperature, respiratory rate and body weight (body mass index).
They are good players at the moment and that fits the Manchester United mould of how they have historically signed, more often than not.
Athletic is not the only club in the world to have such a self-restricting policy — Chivas, in Mexico, historically signed only Mexican nationals, though that rule was relaxed slightly in recent years — but it is unquestionably the highest-profile team to do so.
Declining demography, under the heading of "no children, no immigrants" is historically a sign of a declining civilisation.
A civilization's belief that its values have become universal, he warned, has been, historically, the sign that it is on the brink of decline.
Lorcan Roche Kelly (@LorcanRK) "Declining demography, under the heading of "no children, no immigrants" is historically a sign of a declining civilisation".
A recent review validated the use of the QTL sign test for inferring historically consistent directional selection, finding fewer antagonistic QTL in traits known to be subject to strong directional selection [ 4].
