Changing attitudes towards

The continuous development of new materials has resulted in changing attitudes towards materials selection for corrosion control, and the range of materials now available can be gauged from the Materials Selector Review", which becomes considerably thicker each time it is updated. Plastics are replacing metals for a variety of applications and a recent application is the use of g.r.p. in place of metals for the construction of hulls of hovercrafts the corrosive action of the high velocity spray of sea-water is such that very few metals are capable of withstanding it and the use of g.r.p. represents the... 

Edel, Wilbur. Gun Control Threat to Liberty or Defense Against Anarchy . Westport, Conn. Praeger Publishers, 1995. A history of the development of gun control laws in the United States and of changing attitudes toward gun regulation from colonial times to the tumultuous 1960s and beyond. 

Pirckheimer s letters offer explanations for his changed attitude toward the reformers, but even they leave blanks to be filled in. In 1529 he wrote an apologetic letter to Kilian Leib ... 

In a recent statement of proposed research FDA angled out development and validation of ELISA for paraquat in potatoes as a target. This exemplifies the changing attitude toward IA by the regulatory community. 

Changing attitudes toward the object or finds have already been discussed. Larger and larger objects that require special conservation treatment are being excavated. 

Henry Sigerist, dean of American medical historians, has written that In the changing attitude towards witchcraft, modern psychiatry was born as a medical discipline. This view has been interpreted to mean that people thought to be witches were actually mentally sick, and that instead of being persecuted for heresy they should have been treated for insanity. 

That this type of polarization did, in fact, occur, can be seen in the changing attitudes towards the police. In the first series of... 

On Jefferson s changing attitude toward political parties, see Richard Hofstadter, The Idea of a Party System (Berkeley and Los Angeles, 1970) and Terence Ball, Transforming Political Discourse (Oxford, 1988), ch. 2. President Jefferson s reform of the American military is discussed in detail by Theodore J. Crackel, Mr. Jefferson s Army Political and Social Reform of the Military Establishment, i8oi-i8og (New York, 1987). 

Shorter, YAyidwA. A History of Psychiatry From the Era of the Asylum to the Age of Prozac. Hoboken, N.J. John Wiley Sons, 1998. Condenses two hundred years of psychiatric theory and practice into a compelling and coherent narrative. Through a series of gripping anecdotes, it chronicles the sometime harsh and heroic efforts of generations of scientists and physicians to ease the suffering of people with mental illness as well as society s changing attitudes toward psychiatric problems and their treatment. 

In the twenty-first century, veterinary science has become a broad field in which specialization is playing an ever-greater role. Changing attitudes toward animals and their welfare have expanded the field to include more emphasis on animal nutrition, animal behavior, and areas of animal welfare such as environmental enrichment Veterinarians also play a much greater role in disease prevention and public health as health care and disease prevention have become global issues involving both animals and human beings. 

Thomas P. Hughes, introduction to Changing Attitudes toward American Technology, Thomas P. Hughes, ed. (New York Harper and Row, 1975), 3. 

This paper describes the changing attitude towards Health Safety of a medium-sized contractor, which has expanded it business over the last twenty years and the effect of the introduction of new Health, Safety and Environmental legislation on its activities and employees. 

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