Word: parallele
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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With some 25,000 flint and bone objects taken one by one from this ancient camp site in a farmyard of modern France, the scientists are beginning to piece together a way of life without parallel today. The precision and attention to detail that mark modern archaeological detective work is the key for the group led by Hallam Movius, professor of Anthropology...
With the pipes in places, two parallel trenches are dug, about ten feet apart and three feet wide. These slices reveal the earth layers piled on top of one another, and the digging--a chore which falls on trained college and graduate students--proceeds horizontally from one trench to the other, one thin layer at a time. The digger usually pokes his way along with a large screw driver bent into a right angle. Occasionally he uses a spatula-like tool to skim off the dirt. As the work proceeds boards are placed down to prevent damage to the underlying...
...Hoffmann goes on to establish a fallacious parallel between the Goan invasion and the UN's crushing of Tshombe's secessionist revolt...
...saloons side by side give Cousin Fuseloyle a chance to cooperate with the physical fitness program by working out with parallel bars...
Embracing the Imperative. U.S. business, having achieved a sort of stability which seemingly enables it to avoid too deep a recession or too debilitating an inflation, may be in danger of creating an economy so stable that future growth would merely parallel the population curve. It may be rescued, as it has been in the past, by some new invention. But more realistically, many businessmen are now concluding that, to put new lift into the U.S. economy-and to create the new jobs the U.S. needs-business must turn increasingly to foreign markets. Automation should help to overcome foreign wage...