This principled, logical tract is an inspiration for three centuries of subsequent human rights thinking.
"In previous years there was a strong correlation between the density of dead birds and subsequent human cases," Dr. Andreadis said.
This follow-up to "1491" argues that ecological encounters since Columbus have shaped much of subsequent human history.
The original Hirst ruling in Strasbourg, which has been upheld by subsequent human rights rulings, made clear that it was the blanket voting ban on all prisoners that the judges regarded as breaching basic human rights.
The goal is to determine how closely clusters of dead crows correspond with subsequent human infections, with the notion that potential outbreaks might be predicted in time to prevent them.
Historical connections are important to a great city -- especially one that can't seem to stop tearing down its past before it can truly accumulate architectural history and the subsequent human resonance.
The nonhuman primate measures may reasonably predict safe dosimetry levels for subsequent human exposures.
These trace residues may pose risks for aquatic life and cause concern with regard to subsequent human exposure.
Subsequent human rights covenants, also signed by the vast majority of the world's states, contained similar reservations.
These robotic missions will revalidate existing lunar surface capabilities and pioneer new ones and, thus, provide important precursor results for subsequent human missions to the lunar surface.
