Such a dualistic solution could not survive the onward materialist march of the physical and biological sciences, which seek to unify the world within an overarching framework in which everything is ultimately explicable in terms of the properties of the fundamental particles and forces that constitute the universe.
From the 10th century onward survives a vast body of encomiums, funeral orations, memorial speeches, inaugural lectures, addresses of welcome, celebrations of victory, and miscellaneous panegyrics.
A few experienced significant adversity without the help of a family -- surviving alone from their early teenage years onward.
In Egypt, papyrus documents may be assumed from soon after 3000 bc, but surviving evidence dates mostly from the latter part of the 3rd millennium onward.
The light side of the dark thing was the only way I could even approach that mountain of grief, to connect to someone who had survived and was marching onward in a way.
In 2000, Statistics Sweden began a linkage between the several data sources from the national registration and created the Swedish Multi-Generation Register, which contains information on the parents of all individuals in Sweden born in 1932 onward and survived until 1961.
In 2000, Statistics Sweden began a linkage between several data sources from the national registration and created the Swedish Multi-Generation Register, which contains information on the parents of all individuals in Sweden born in 1932 onward and survived until 1961.
Milid was excavated from 1932 onward by French archaeologists, and the bas-reliefs found there are among the best surviving examples of Hittite art.
The amount of surviving photoreceptor rows showed a minor decrease in wt retina (because of developmental processes), whereas in rd1 retina photoreceptor numbers strongly declined from P13 onward.
Solfège collections survive from the 17th century onward, with examples by leading composers of 18th-century opera, such as Nicola Porpora (also a singer and famed singing teacher) and Alessandro Scarlatti and, reaching into the 19th century, Luigi Cherubini.
