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• Only seven fossils are known, making study of the animal difficult.
• Including Pluto in a cataloging system would make study of such objects easier.
• He traveled much in England to make studies of old portraits and actual localities.
• The main difference between today and yesterday is that today people are making studies of it.
• There are only a few extant inscriptions, which makes study of this writing system difficult.
• It is a horror worth avoiding, and the administration and Congress need to make study of anti-missile systems a priority . _ __
• Throughout the " Main Building " there are also plaster replicas of Greek and Roman statues that students are often required to make studies of their Foundation year.
• Desiring to make studies of peasants in Drenthe during his three-month stay in 1883, Van Gogh had difficulty finding people willing to pose for him.
• To this end he had elected to make studies of groups of people'doing something or other', studies that had something'nice and sociable about them '.
• Commission member Marianne Demmer, of the Union of Education and Sciences, said that allowing both the old and new grammar would make study of the language easier for weaker students.
• Early in his career he drew inspiration from nature, making studies of insects, landscapes, and plants such as lichens, all of which he reused as details in his artworks.
• As a historian, he rejected the current tradition of making studies of history with the point of view fixed on elites or notable key people, but rather on the social groups that promoted those peoples into importance.
• Although he visited Brighton in 1836 to make studies of the sea in connection with the painting, Etty had little experience of landscape and seascape painting, and the painting of the sea and clouds is rudimentary in comparison with the rest of the work.
• He got the idea of painting this scene while taking measurements for his earlier paintings . " In making studies of the birds, I went to the Museum of the Royal College of Sureons to take measurements of the bones, their proportionate length, & c.
• Lipps Island was named by the United States Advisory Committee on Antarctic Names ( US-ACAN ) for Dr . Jere H . Lipps, leader ( 1971-1974 ) of the United States Antarctic Research Program ( USARP ) team making studies of shallow water benthic foraminifera and other organisms along Antarctic Peninsula, including this area.
• Later that year, the couple were in Charlotte Amalie, U . S . Virgin Islands, where Richard had been commissioned by the government to paint and Mohr was sent to make studies of typical island scenes by the WPA . Three of Mohr's entries at the Getz-Brown Gallery's 1938 exhibition, " Evening ", " Memories of the Past ", and " Self Portrait " were highlighted for their deep-toned and thought-provoking spirit.