2020年12月9日 · Rather than seeing mastery of avalanche science and decision-making as linear progression, Ed LaChapelle sees it as an ascending spiral.

2009年7月18日 · 1. History moves in an ascending spiral, not in a straight line. 2. History itself can be seen as an ascending spiral process rather than a linear causation. 3. History is interpreted through ascending spirals of consciousness rather than through a disconnected series of linear events. 由短到长，看楼主喜好了。 希望能帮到楼主。

2013年3月18日 · Dr. Pip Lipkin has lived for 12,000 years, incarnated many times as man, woman, and even as species beyond our world and senses. But he's here for a reason: to pay restitution for an ancient crime by working to save humanity from certain destruction.

view that science is in the business of investigating an independently existing reality and that its best established claims about this reality (both observa? tional and theoretical) are approximately true of it. There are two ways of defending this theory to …

2013年3月18日 · Ascending Spiral is an engrossing journey through time – from the bitter struggles of the Irish in the battles when the English invaded Ireland, to the suffering of the indigenous people and the achievements of convicts in the colonization of New Holland at Botany Bay; to the establishment of settlement, and then to contemporary Australia ...

MANY years ago the author of this interesting and stimulating book became impressed with the widespread distribution of “spirals” in nature. He has persistently followed the clue in the hope of...

2013年1月4日 · Dr Bob Rich’s Ascending Spiral is a true genre-buster, incorporating elements of historical fiction, literary fiction, science fiction, and even a hint of nonfiction, to create an entertaining novel with an important message.

"Ascending Spiral" is a book that will take the reader to many different places and times, showing, ultimately, that our differences and divisions, even at their most devastating, are less important than our similarities.

2020年3月14日 · Profusely illustrated, impressively informative, ideal for planning all manner of day trips, weekend adventures, and vacation itineraries, “Points North: Discover Hidden Campgrounds, Natural Wonders, and Waterways of the Upper Peninsula” is unreservedly recommended for personal, family, and community library Travel Guide collections. Bookmark.