October 13, 1761 Hoenvliet, Netherlands October 29, 1822 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Dirk van Hogendorp, (born Oct. 13, 1761, Hoenvliet, Neth. died Oct. 29, 1822, Rio de Janeiro), Dutch statesman and official of the Dutch East India Company who tried to incorporate the liberal ideas of the French Revolution into Dutch colonial policy and thereby stimulated wide controversy.
It is designed to operate in a spherical domain, thereby giving wide imaging view possibilities.
The journal is also automatically included in journal packages supplied to libraries, thereby ensuring wide dissemination and promotion of the work.
This manipulation was designed to influence soil moisture regimes and thereby a wide range of soil properties and processes [29].
By comprehensively assessing local concerns, VESPA seeks to help policy makers approach communities more effectively and thereby achieve wider acceptance of wind installations.
This would be desirable because c-Myc, which is thought to aid reprogramming by increasing the rate of cell proliferation and thereby genome-wide chromatin remodeling, is a proto-oncogene; there are thus naturally concerns about its induced expression in the generation of iPSCs as a therapeutic agent.
In summary, the collective findings from this study demonstrate that ATR may have broad effects on brain monoamine systems and thereby influence a wide range of behavioral functions.
Many of Rubens's paintings were then reproduced in engravings, thereby guaranteeing the wide dissemination of his compositions throughout Europe.
The bond investors kept agency spreads wide, thereby forcing a government intervention -- which is an even better outcome, for them, than a government guarantee which can be rescinded at any time.
World War I prevented further new publications, but in 1915 16 Hooper brought out a photographic reprint of the 11th edition, called the Handy Volume issue, which was sold through the Chicago mail-order house of Sears, Roebuck and Co., thereby reaching a wide public.
