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...t sorts of experts for approving articles, not for browsers trying to find articles. Otherwise, we'd adopt Wikipedia's categorization scheme. [[User:Anthony Ar ...les '''can''' belong to more than one workgroup; I'd generally prefer that articles on interdisciplinary subjects be dual-classed (or triple-classed, etc.) as

...ty consumption may soon double, mostly from coal-fired power plants in the developing world.<ref name=GordianKnotFig1.3>[https://gordianknotbook.com Fig.1.3 in D ...reactor is possible for many industrial processes.</ref> and fuels for the transportation sector.<ref name=Fig2imageB>Generation of hydrogen for fuel is possible wit

...iving and adherence to the basic principles contained in the [[Schleitheim Articles]], an early Anabaptist document which sets forth the concept of a "Christia ...any of the key elements of the past, including [[horse]]-drawn vehicular [[transportation]], horse-powered [[farm]]ing, and what seems to the society around them, an

...Singapore has invested in projects to upgrade India's ports, airports and developing [[information technology]] parks and a [[Special Economic Zone]] (SEZ).<ref | 27 || Transportation and Highways Engineer

...in the tropical regions of the developing world than in places with rapid transportation systems and sophisticated medical care. In areas of Africa, Asia and Oceani ...bites on the international level. Despite this, many encyclopedia and news articles quote statistics on snakebite as if each bite by a venomous snake has been

...the Supreme Court. By 1860, because of changes brought by the market and transportation revolutions, immigration, and industrialization, Northern states had routin ...ages in geography, manpower, industry, finance, political organization and transportation were overwhelming the Confederacy. Grant fought a remarkable series of bloo

...to the Ministry of Education, leaving the schools free to concentrate upon developing new forms of expertise. The university was gradually forced onto the stage ...ivations of the country's leaders with the modern urban needs for improved transportation networks and zoning mechanisms. Exposure of the political system to popular

...ve Republicans in the final decade. In the early 21st century, funding for transportation needs emerged as the most controversial single issue. [[As of 2007]], Gove ...ded across the [[James River (Virginia)|James River]], the main conduit of transportation of the era. Elizabeth Cittie, know initially as [[Kecoughtan, Virginia|Keco

|style="background:lightblue"|This is the top-level article for numerous articles about an extremely complex situation over a significant period of time. ...nts below these and other major events between 1868 and 1999. Some related articles are not strictly subordinate, such as [[Dai Viet]] and [[Nguyen Dynasty]] f

Systems biologists try to achieve their aims in part through developing ''models'' (descriptions, representations, simulations) of systems &mdash; Systems biologists often work with scientists from other disciplines in developing models and conceptual frameworks. Some of those non-biological disciplines

...Readings in Post-Confederation Canadian History''. Pearson Longman, 2004. articles by scholars * Errington, Jane ''The Lion, the Eagle, and Upper Canada: A Developing Colonial Ideology'' McGill-Queen's University Press, 1987.

...ntine involvement with the genesis of the First Crusade in two influential articles. Adopting a more critical stance towards Anna Comnena, Shepard argues that ...enturies-long conflicts intensified the Catholic sentiments of the people, developing an intense, even fanatical unity of religion and patriotism which was long

...vices required for trade. The Dutch held a trading monopoly in a number of articles and tried to channel the entire trade of Ceylon through ports they controll ...ing roads into the interior for military purposes, and, more recently, for developing the resources of the country . The credit of opening up the country is due

...nes not to an actual consumption of caloric [quantity of heat], but to its transportation from a warm body to a cold body, that is, to its re-establishment of equili ...y-utilizing artifacts, like electrical lighting systems, fossil-fuel-based transportation systems, and solar and geothermal energy conversion to work. Those artifac

...nes not to an actual consumption of caloric [quantity of heat], but to its transportation from a warm body to a cold body, that is, to its re-establishment of equili ...y-utilizing artifacts, like electrical lighting systems, fossil-fuel-based transportation systems, and solar and geothermal energy conversion to work. Those artifac