“…These materials are also influenced by a common subject matter which came to produce formal characteristic results, which were passed on from generation to generation and were sought by the author in each new creation. …”
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“…Though this is one of the more commonly accepted classification of seeds up to the moment, it has serious disadvantages. …”
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“…Arterial hypertension was the first sign of the disease (68.42 %), with more cases in men than in women (p <0.05), followed by chronic renal failure (68.29 %). The most common renal symptom during the evolution of the disease was chronic renal failure, which was present in all the patients of the study, followed by proteinuria (92.31 %), end-stage renal failure (89.58 %) and arterial hypertension (87.23 %). …”
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“…This began 1740 with the legitimation of the freemasons by Frederic II and led to the "Common Law of the Prussian States" and the following "Edict on Secret Associations" in 1798. …”

“…• Can special methods be mentioned for studying the period following the 13th century that is commonly referred to as the post-classical period? …”

“…We'll begin by taking a closer look at how to prepare data in Tableau, utilizing some messy survey data--a common experience for data storytellers--before building data dashboards and stories that incorporate features like filters, annotations, and highlights to present compelling, meaningful, and actionable outcomes of visual analytics. …”

“…It provides a means to createand share that necessary common infrastructure, particularly forinvestigators in such areas as programming languages, tools, andenvironments. …”

“…The second panel aims at opening a discussion about "What Multimedia has to offer for our common digital future." Beyond the current coronavirus health crisis which is holding the world in breath, the world is also facing several global challenges from climate change to environmental deterioration, and from access to clean water and food to socioeconomic inequalities, to name just a few. …”

“…In the context of the governance of urban transformations, one of the most commonly used approaches for improving the capacity of urban systems to respond to external stressors refers to the resilience paradigm, understood as the capacity of a system, community or society to resist, absorb, adapt and recover from the impacts of a calamitous event in a timely and efficient manner, including through the preservation and restoration of its essential basic structures and functions. …”