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- DictionaryCul·mi·na·tion/ˌkəlməˈnāSH(ə)n/
noun
- 1. the highest or climactic point of something, especially as attained after a long time: "the product was the culmination of 13 years of research"
11 hours ago · Beginning with a capsule biography, Beers makes clear that Orwell’s most famous books, Animal Farm and 1984, don’t capture the full spectrum of his views but are rather “the culmination” of decades of political writing. His experiences at Eton, his time in India in service of the Raj, his investigations of poverty in Paris, London, and ...
11 hours ago · News Provided By. University of Toronto. June 27, 2024, 00:12 GMT. Share This Article. When Patrick Elo crossed the stage at Convocation Hall this June, it marked the culmination of a goal that he ...
11 hours ago · Cumulatively, these laws encompassed the nation and culminated almost a century of federal oversight. They adjusted agency missions and provided guidance that crossed all of the public land bureaus. Together, the laws increased the role of science and citizen input—important for purposes of management and democracy.
11 hours ago · Ligonier Township officials are on the cusp of adopting updated zoning rules for the municipality. The board of supervisors held a public hearing Tuesday to hear resident feedback on a proposed ordinance amending the township’s zoning ordinance to cover new land uses and industries since the ...
11 hours ago · There’s no official trophy given out for the team that wins the offseason. It’s a purely vibes-based award and it’s hard to even define year-to-year criteria. There’s not even a consensus on which team won the offseason some years. But this past offseason, the Houston Texans came about as close as any team for a while in securing the ...
1 hour ago · Housman's "arrival" comes as the culmination of a three-year process that began with his album's title track achieving viral acclaim as marginalized country music fans began to mobilize around ...
11 hours ago · The new emir, Meshal al-Ahmad, quickly resorted to unconstitutional measures in his first year in power, dissolving the National Assembly for the first time since 1986, in a move that casts doubt on its future. Kuwait’s constitutional life began in 1962, during the reign of Emir Abdullah al-Salim al-Sabah, who is often called the “Father of ...
