First time mothers weren't getting the information they needed, the type of information that would be passed down from woman to woman
in early centuries.
To learn more about the advancements of brain knowledge and research, check out this infographic on brain breakthroughs and understandings
from earlier centuries to today.
Age and ethnicity differences appear to reflect cohort effects related to the impact of economic hardship on
families earlier this century and racial prejudice.
Choosing that precise lowest year is «cherry - picking» the start date, ignoring the variation in a way to mazimize the statement of
early century warming.
What we refer to as fiduciary duty is the obligation imposed in
earlier centuries by courts of equity, and authoritatively recognized in the early years of this century...»
The quotable quote of the far - right Club for Growth from
earlier this century comes to mind, when they castigated anyone to the political left of Mississippi's most stone - aged legislator as a «tax - hiking, government - expanding, latte - drinking, sushi - eating, Volvo - driving, New York Times - reading, body - piercing, Hollywood - loving, left - wing freak show.»
They are unlikely, though, to have much knowledge of how these organisations came into being, and the development of the UGC from its
beginnings early this century.
Theologians of
earlier centuries often spoke of Jesus» infused knowledge in such a way as to suggest that he did not need to learn from other people, from books, or from experience.
H. S. Jennings, a student of animal
behavior early this century, suggested that if a single - celled organism such as an ameba were the size of our pet dog we would not hesitate to ascribe some form of mind to it.
Wenger was a great
manager early this century, but he changed his way of thinking some time around 2006 and clearly he is unable to change again.
However, one of the reasons why children may have been
trained earlier a century ago is because all children were cloth diapered and all diapers had to... Read More
Fong eloquently outlines the history of such advances, reminding us how experiments by plastic surgeons on second world war burns victims effectively paved the way for the first full - face
transplants earlier this century.
This condition, known as Pierce's disease, wiped out thousands of hectares of grapes in southern
California earlier this century and prevents wine growers from moving into the southeast of the US.
Price does not seem to appreciate that the South Tropical Disturbance, one of the most prominent surface features of
Jupiter earlier this century, has not been seen since 1940 and has almost certainly vanished for good.
Marks uses a combination of history and biology to show that conventional notions of human «races», as well as the scientific theories
current earlier this century, are and were intellectually bankrupt: modern molecular genetics has established that genetic profiles can not divide humanity into any definitive types.
«The question of whether or not there is anti-matter in the universe has been around ever since the prediction of the existence of the
anti-proton early this century.
Ever since the existence of black holes was
predicted early this century, they have seemed like outlandish things, absurd objects that offend all our ideas about how light and matter ought to behave.
Yet an extraordinary «natural experiment» in a Kansas mental
hospital early this century found that patients who were castrated (in the dubious hope of controlling their violent behaviour) lived far longer — on average to 69 years of age whereas intact males managed a mere 56.
In fact, one of the realizations (upper right) happens to capture
considerable early century warming, peaking near mid-century in high northern latitudes, comparable to that observed.
The last few years of warming —
following early century cooling — in Argo are associated with El Niño and reduced cloud cover.
The uncertainties (the shaded region in Figure 2.20) expand considerably in
earlier centuries because of the sparse network of proxy data.
Basically, climate scientists ran their models against history, and found that even with their SO2 plug, they still didn't match well — they were
underestimating early century warming and over-estimating late century warming.
The Wheeler ™ Collection adopts the styles prominent in
early century barns, gas stations, and industrial settings.
If one uses the top of that variation, so that we only consider previously -(recently)- unobserved temperature regimes, one finds that we do nt return to the top of the previous range until about 1930, and there is only about 0.25 C «novel»
early century warming.
Nome, home to about 3,400 residents in 2009, sits on the southern side of the Seward Peninsula.13 The Nome area saw a warming trend from 1907 to 1941, and again from 1976
through early this century.4 As might be expected given these trends, and like much of the rest of Alaska, Nome is undergoing physical changes linked to global warming.8, 14