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in those early years , they ... Knowing that early learning can lead to lifelong " giraffeness , " the Project is in the schools with a K-12 curriculum that teaches courage , compassion and personal involvement in the community-at-large . The Germans were able to jam mines under the turrets of some early Russian tanks . There 's no longer a curfew when she returns home and her mother has even become a big fan of pop culture psychologist Dr. Phil , but those early conflicts moved Juang toward a career studying adolescent development psychology with an emphasis on acculturation and well-being among young Chinese Americans . It was only in my early twenties that I discovered those early interests all came together in film . These early wireless networks were nonstandard implementations , with speeds ranging between 1 and 2 MB . This early twenty-first-century project has its roots in my desire to transcend reductive theoretical explanations by probing the lived experience in an artist 's choices and images . Paleontological evidence shows that some early fishes had lateral appendages in the region immediately posterior to the gills . Growers Association ( NCGA ) notes that corn growers are on pace for a good season , despite some early weather problems in northern states and recent dryness in some Midwestern states . Home gardeners brought along daffodils , camellias and rhododendrons to the show bench for this early season challange . Alongside deep fears and stark realities of the post-war years , those early dreams set the imperatives , popular images , and expectations for the peaceful development of atomic energy , and the roles of the IAEA . Doctors call these early symptoms a seroconversion illness , which means that your body is starting to make antibodies against HIV.4 Antibodies are small particles that your immune system makes to help fight infections . Definite pectoral appendages with endochondral support ( radials ) do occur in some early vertebrates without pelvic appendages but pelvic appendages do not occur without the pectoral fins ( at least in early vertebrates ) . The oreodonts , sheep-like artiodactyls from the Eocene and Oligocene , were among these early artiodactyls . In this early stage , I want you to realize those geographical features which may have a good deal to do with our investigation . The Chinese developed their Three Represents long after realities in their country had changed ; Kim Jong-il shows exceptional foresight to deal with this issue now , in this early stage of economic reforms . to start that early . But the work they accomplish in this early period of the life of the AP Mine Ban Convention will provide the data and set the agenda for the official occasions for assessing the implementation of the Convention , that is , the annual meetings of states parties and the first review conference in 2004 . But in that early day , those people harvested the next fellow 's crops when he was ill . People do n't compute the crash-safety of new automobiles ( well , I 'm sure that they do at some early stage ) , they run them into walls to see what happens . On the employment front , it is critical to recognize that early intervention and lifelong development of human capital must be part of the solution . There are many questions about that early time : Which came first , stars or galaxies ? However , it is very similar to these early characterizations - what are the metabolic products that these organisms produce ? The mathematical discipline of ergodic theory developed out of these early ideas .