Today, he asks about topics like the workings of DNA in the cell because "if you don't know what a cell is, you can't make sense of stem cell research". Dr. Miller, who was raised in Portsmouth, Ohio, when it was a dying steel town, attributes much of the nation's collective scientific ignorance to poor education, particularly in high schools.
On Aug. 3, two Serbian policemen were killed and others wounded in an attack in a nearby town attributed by the authorities to Albanian rebels.] And even the happiness of wedding season can almost become monotonous.
On the other hand, Kawase et al. (2017) make a detailed survey of damages and reanalyze strong-motion records in the Mashiki town, attributing severe structural damages to a strong westward velocity pulse, rather than to site effects.
During "Hush", at Giles' apartment the Scoobies listen to a newscaster reporting that authorities in the town attribute the silence to a flu vaccine gone awry, causing mass laryngitis.
One man in a remote town attributed the lack of imaging findings to what he perceived as the poor quality of radiological equipment in the remote health clinic.
There is a decent baroque town hall attributed to Bernini.
On Long Island, in the contest for the seat vacated by Rick A. Lazio, Mr. Israel, a member of the Huntington Town Board, attributed his victory over Joan B. Johnson, the Islip town clerk, to a positive campaign.
Town managers attribute the new resolve mostly to a yearlong competition sponsored by the Climate and Energy Project, which set out to extricate energy issues from the charged arena of climate politics.
The development of Johor's inland towns were attributed to the efforts by the various Kangchu, who were responsible for drawing the settlement plan for the coolies living within the plantation they were working on, from which new towns were formed.
Creighton considered smallpox to be 'exclusively an affair of childhood' in large provincial towns, and attributed the high proportion of adult smallpox victims in London to its peculiarity 'in receiving a constant recruit direct from the country', where he supposed smallpox to be infrequent.
In addition, several attributes (town size, statistical code etc).
