… But before we look at these distinctions in detail, we need to briefly consider how the … of
activity is playing football – the respondent will place football in the world of other activities and …

… of destruction due to human activity. Sites are vulnerable when intensive human activity
affects them or when their dimensions are so small that any human activity (even some which …

… ) and suggested that this distinction is the basis of a newly defined human genetic disease.
Several … activities, and that these may underlie essentially opposite human disease states. …

… Assuming no human response, it ap pears that inundation … the dense human settlement
and/or recre ational activity found … The choice of high water reflects a practical distinction be …

… Quantitative political science is based on election results and … The distinction made here
between the two types of … to an ever increasing number of human activities, stored in data …

… These distinctions can be useful, but on balance I think simplicity is to be preferred. In most
published studies on vertebrates, social structure, social structure, and society are neither …

Dissimilarity coefficients measure the difference between multivariate samples and provide
a quantitative aid to the identification of modern analogs for fossil pollen samples. How eight …

… So doing, first, we describe the materials, methodological design, and quantitative results
of the review study. In the discussion, we describe definitions of UES and ecosystem functions …

… This suggests that reality has no existence prior to the activity of investigation, and reality …
Although the phenomenon ‘burnout’ may appear the same across methods, the distinction …

… used to predict general patterns of human activity. The nature of social reality for positivists
is that: empirical facts exist apart from personal ideas or thoughts; they are governed by laws …