They are especially concerned by suggestions that a number of cancer cases reported by former and current students of a high school here are linked to the school, which was built on land that has supported a diverse array of industry from the Civil War to the 1970's.
We've trained, mentored and supported a diverse array of producers who create content about contemporary African American experiences and have initiated important models to help people connect to technology and use media to participate in and shape their own stories.
Western North America is a region defined by extreme gradients in geomorphology and climate, which support a diverse array of ecological communities and natural resources.
In this article, we explore these questions holistically, and present our work on an environmental sensor network designed to support a diverse array of applications, interpretations, and artistic expressions, from primary ecological research to musical composition.
Long-lived APIs such as MPI are not usually 'textbook minimalistic' because they support a diverse array of applications, a diverse community of users, and have efficient implementations over decades of computing hardware.
Historically, major programs like Head Start, Title I at the Department of Education and the Job Training Partnership Act have been set up as multibillion-dollar faucets, allocating streams of money to state and local agencies – often by formula – to support a diverse array of activities.
In a blog post today, Lyft said it's working "with strong local and national partners" and will "expand these partnerships to support a diverse array of people, depending on the needs of each local community".
Dr. Bush believed that America, a nation built by pioneers, possesses a unique characteristic that allows us to support a diverse array of scientific activities undertaken with the utmost integrity.
It is clear, however, that the oceans support a diverse array of similar dolphin species and hence must have produced conditions necessary for the diversification seen in this subfamily.
The proposal was supported by a diverse array of interest groups, including the American Civil Liberties Union, Catholic bishops and a political action committee connected to the conservative Koch brothers.
The exchange/communal distinction is supported by a diverse array of evidence, including ethnographic fieldwork [18] and a series of experiments showing that relationship type explains how people categorize [19], recall [20], substitute [21], and misidentify [22], [23] individuals with whom they have relationships.
