Well, the boffins sat with fingers poised over calculators, but in the end I was a bit disappointed to put the old Casio away with the dust on the cosine button still undisturbed.
In addition, syphilis appeared correlated in time and space with other STDs and with presumed sexual promiscuity in a community (e.g, syphilis was frequent in the colonial posts, and absent in the still undisturbed villages around, and its incidence raised in the posts upon arrival of ships, caravans and military contingents [50], [52], [54], [58]).
Stout limestone temples, etched with Maya markings, still stand undisturbed on hummocks of high ground.
They said Nassau was already intensively developed by the 1960's, when rural eastern Suffolk -- the current development hotspot -- was still largely undisturbed.
It isn't just a wall, but a complex of forts, temples, turrets, museums and reconstructions that bring the frontier to life". In a revised management plan, English Heritage has stressed that much of the wall, although eroded by time, has still survived undisturbed with a "high degree of authenticity in its components".
In the afternoon, from the top of a flight of stone steps, one can watch schoolchildren eating ice cream and playing ball, but in the early morning one can still stand undisturbed by its stone carved railings and see the shadowed vistas that Atget recorded.
Despite the best efforts of our board of trustees - made up of archaeologists, theatre scholars and other enthusiasts - and despite the blue plaque marking the spot that Ian McKellen unveiled a year ago, a third of the site still lies undisturbed, clinging to its secrets under Southwark Bridge.
No wonder it is one of the few areas left in Nepal where snow leopards still roam undisturbed.
The Paris climate talks ended on a positive note, yet I couldn't shake the sense that the status quo still remained, undisturbed by this monumental announcement.
Like a still lake undisturbed by waves or ripples, we are then able to see clearly into who we are and how we can live in deep harmony with the environment around us.
It opens in the prosperous, still largely undisturbed agrarian culture of his village, proceeds quickly through the fear and violence of the collectivization, climaxes with the horror of the famine, and ends with a rapid denouement: his life after May, 1933; his ultimate escape to the West.
