The city of of Charleston, often dubbed "Holy City" for the its prominent churches and history of religious tolerance dating back to Colonial times, has also factored strongly into the nation's civil rights history.
Many Iranian Jews and observers, however, view their Revolution-era persecution as an anomaly in a long history of tolerance, dating back to at least the 8th century BC and reaching its peak just before 1978.
BONN, Germany — The people who live in the trim row houses with well-tended gardens that line the streets of this spa town along the Rhine like to boast of their city's tolerance, which dates to its time as the capital of West Germany and home to dozens of foreign embassies.
This includes QTL for natural killer cell-like activity, temperature tolerance, spawning date, body weight, resistance to infectious pancreatic necrosis virus (IPNV), resistance to infectious hematopoietic necrosis virus (IHNV), embryonic development rate, and albinism [ 7- 19].
Although hydrogenase variants have been described that display compromized O2-tolerance, to date no variant has been observed to lose the overpotential requirement for activity, which is an important problem in the search for a H2 production catalyst that functions in air.
He has released two albums to date, Tolerance in 2006 and Code in 2009.
No similar studies related to legume freezing tolerance have to date been reported.
To date, tolerance to phenolic compounds has not been adequately studied for Gram-negative prokaryotes.
Even though no association was found between drought tolerance and heading date in one of the reports [ 61], drought escape via a short life cycle, together with drought avoidance, drought tolerance and drought recovery are crucial mechanisms of drought resistance.
Our contemporary understanding of the normal development of immune tolerance can be dated to the 1940s, when hematopoietic chimerism was observed in fraternal cattle twins that shared a common circulatory system in utero (Owen, 1945).
