It won a Peabody Award in 2000 for being " an often humorous, always perceptive, series about the realities of life in 1900 that reveals themes of perseverance, human adaptation and family dynamics ."
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:: : It is rarely that sociologists will talk about evolution and human adaptation, stone tools showing the advancement in the human mind and human needs, or culture inscribed on the skin through tattoos.
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Instead, NASA now envisions the completed station as a permanent base for the study of human adaptation to the space environment _ as well as a place for basic research on astronomy, microgravity and materials science.
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While serving as the director of the United States Navy s research program at the Naval Health Research Center in San Diego in the 1960s, Gunderson developed a research program to study human adaptation in polar environments.
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It's also more likely to create mutually destructive tensions ( religious conflicts, xenophobia, racism and genocide ) between groups rather than bring people together for survival like its original function in human adaptation was.
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Alexander Dobrokhotov further argues that Culture is not a mechanism of human adaptation to the natural environment, but is rather an ontological wholeness, with its own aim setting, or, in his terms, Husserl.
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Named after Dr . Harold G . Muchmore of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, Oklahoma City, OK, field leader for a long term project on biomedical aspects of human adaptation at the South Pole, 1970-83.
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A recurring theme is that every waste product is something else's food, and that the most sustainable arrangement works with the prevailing conditions, not against them . " McGreal summarizes Bates'proposals for human adaptation as follows:
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During this time he took part in a diving expedition for Coral Cay and worked regularly with NASA as a visiting researcher with the Human Adaptation and Countermeasures Office at Johnson Space Center and occasionally with the medical group at Kennedy Space Center.
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"I don't think we really know how to do evolutionary psychology yet, " said Dr . Randolph Nesse, director of the Evolution and Human Adaptation Program at the Institute for Social Research at the University of Michigan.
