Theory is crystallized history it can be nothing more.

The events of recent months have crystallized more deep seated concerns.

Crystallized intelligence is the ability to use skills, knowledge, and experience.

Second, the Libyan crisis has crystallized the problem of corporate shares owned by sovereign governments.

Both events crystallized a peculiar Latin American phenomenon the temptation to empower a new, local Caesar.

Before the war, there were over 600 ionizing fire detectors that contained the crystallized europium (Eu).

The plains have numerous highlands and lowlands caused by the uneven crystallized base of the East European craton.

The Polish born Pope John Paul II crystallized the anti communist threat that Poland now posed to the Soviet Union.

Large quantities of crystallized methamphetamine have been seized in several countries and there has also been a significant increase in seizures of Ecstasy in the region.

Thirty three years ago, Havel helped initiate Charter 77, the landmark document that crystallized the ideals of all the dissidents and many others trapped behind the Iron Curtain.

The perceived lack of leadership from the Commission at this time of deepening economic gloom is just the tip of the iceberg. The events of recent months have crystallized more deep seated concerns.

The fact that 15 of the 19 hijackers in the September 11, 2001, attacks on the United States were Saudis crystallized a long held view of the kingdom as a bastion of authoritarianism and intolerance.

If modern macroeconomists do not reconnect with history if they do not realize just what their theories are crystallized out of and what the point of the enterprise is then their profession will wither and die.

The issue of relations with China crystallized in September, when the Japanese Coast Guard arrested the captain of a Chinese trawler after his ship hit two Japanese patrol boats near the Senkaku Islands, which are part of Japan and within its territorial waters.

The majority of the magma ocean crystallized quickly (within about 100 million years or less), though the final remaining KREEP rich magmas, which are highly enriched in incompatible and heat producing elements, could have remained partially molten for several hundred million (or perhaps 1 billion) years.

At the time I was photographing in these different places, I thought I was covering separate stories, but on 9 11 history crystallized, and I understood I'd actually been covering a single story for more than 20 years, and the attack on New York was its latest manifestation.