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An important work in this connection was Dio: Formazione e sviluppo del monoteismo nella storia delle religioni ("God: Formation and Development of Monotheism in the History of Religions"), by the Italian historian of religion Raffaele Pettazzoni (1883 1959), who emphasized the importance of the divinized sky in the development of monotheism.

The key work in this connection is again the Critical Forests.

In silico analysis is a reliable alternative to laborious experimental work in this connection.

That birth occurred above all in two thinkers who were both profoundly influenced by Herder: F. Schlegel, whose main work in this connection is his On the Language and Wisdom of the Indians (1808), and W. von Humboldt, whose main work in this connection is his The Diversity of Human Language Structures and Its Influence on the Mental Development of Mankind (1836).

In the process, he also excoriated the theoretical work, in this connection, of de Morgan and Adolphe Quetelet (the Belgian criminologist and early user of statistical analysis in sociology).

1. Watson also mentions Fernald's (1912) work on imagery types in this connection.

Adyar and Cooum Rivers are to be cleaned and restored and already work in connection with this has commenced.

The matter that we are failing to address is the relationship with consumers, to which the Commissioner has responded very positively by stating that an enormous amount of work will be carried out in this connection.

1 3in this work in connection with the experimental data on the surface free energy of Au NCs on and in SiO2 (Fig. 1) to simulate E cNC, T mNC, E vNC as a function of γ 0 (θ i ) and D for the supported and embedded NCs.

The Israeli public health system is composed of four HMOs which work in tight connection with the MoH and there was excellent collaboration during the outbreak between the different organizations.

During the latter part of the 19th century an attempt was made to place comparative methodology on a systematic basis (often called the Science of Religion), and in this connection the work of the Dutch theologians P.D. Chantepie de la Saussaye (1848 1920) and C.P. Tiele (1830 1902) was important.