This year I discovered their AD Chronicles series that takes readers back in time to first century A.D. to the most
critical events in the history of the world.
Not exact matches
Scientific
history can shed much interesting light on the historical circumstances surrounding the great
events upon which our hope is founded, and
critical historical work can even become a necessary and corrective ingredient
in a community's recalling of its foundational moments.
Creation of the modern atmosphere is, of course, perhaps the most
critical event in geological
history that powered the Cambrian Explosion and subsequent evolution of the aerobic forms of life, including all animals (Ohno, 1997).
Embracing authentic text, providing context to the
events that have shaped American
history, and allowing a
critical eye to fall on
events that are regularly taken for granted supports students
in growing their cultural identity and their place
in the world around them.
Staff have been warm and helpful during regular and
critical events in our dog's
history.
An introductory essay by Leah Dickerman, Curator
in the Museum's Department of Painting and Sculpture, is followed by focused studies of key groups of works,
events and
critical issues
in abstraction's early
history by renowned scholars from a variety of fields.
The ensuing prohibition of hemp
in the United States can be traced to a specific set of
events, occurring at a
critical crossroads
in the nation's industrial
history.
Today, than ever before,
in the
history of life insurance, does the customer need a comprehensive term plan that not only offers security to his family
in the
event of his death, but also supports him financially when he is beset by a
critical illness.
It played a
critical role
in many
events in U.S.
history.
In reminiscing about positive
events, mothers are focused on creating a shared
history that maintains emotional bonds, and therefore telling a story such that mother and child will have a shared understanding of what occurred may be
critical.