Correlated with this information, recent developments in the stable isotope analysis of carbon and nitrogen ratios in bone collagen can provide information on nutritional status and mobility patterns ...

Control mechanisms often involved violence. The possibility of using horses – and to lesser extent, camels – as instruments of war determined the success of conquests that would alter the ...

Na'Taki Osbourne Jelks, an environmental health scientist and community organiser, says of her Atlanta community, "In some cases, people either don't have air conditioning, or even if they do, there h ...

n areas where hail damage is expected, structures may be rated for hail resistance. The current method uses steel balls which may be dropped or fired from a pneumatic launcher to simulate impacts, but ...

carry them into parts of the atmosphere where the air is cold enough to freeze the droplets. Moisture from the air accumulates on the outside of the drops of ice as it moves through the air, causing t ...

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  The pictures show family members standing in the hospital entrance telling police and security officers they won't leave the building. There is no aggressive behaviour or violence by t ...

Shanklin was responsible for supervising the digitisation of paper records and computing values from Dobson spectrophotometers – ground-based instruments that measure changes in atmospheric ozon ...

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here also appear to be differences in brain activity when someone is asked to "fake it", compared with when they are experiencing an involuntary response. In one small experiment, researchers studied ...