But there are two sides to Arnold's study of harsh nature and human cruelty.
The study describes harsh consequences for neglecting easily treatable diseases in so many people.
The new study avoids harsh language and couches the bad news in a kind of symmetry.
The restrictions, first implemented in 1906, were largely followed throughout the continent, and the study raises harsh questions about the treatment of Gypsies in many European countries during the pre-war years.
Calling the low-wage study too harsh, Mr. Spruck pointed out that employment in the New York region rose faster than in the nation last year and was at record levels.
Sun carried out a study of harsh classification on electromagnetic compatible measures of mining monitoring and communication equipment (Sun et al. 2008), as well as an investigation in coal mining EMC (Liang 2007; Zhang et al. 2007).
The Intelligence Committee contends that the internal summaries in the Panetta Review align with much of its own study's harsh conclusions about the agency.
HUGH B. PRICE, president of the National Urban League, on a study citing harsher treatment of minority youths who commit crimes.
The researchers are also studying other harsh environments, including a highly alkaline lake in Nebraska, and initially there, too, they are seeing more of an array of extreme-loving microbes than anyone expected, Dr. Sogin said.
In this research article, a novel double-chamber jet impingement cooling system is fabricated and its performance is studied in harsh environment.
At an event in Berlin today, the organizations launched a new project to educate the public about animal studies, after harsh attacks by animal rights activists in recent years.
