Ernest Wilson describes it as the capacity to coerce “ another to act in ways in which that entity would not have acted otherwise .”

Wilson uses the term in the same sense when he suggests that biophilia describes " the connections that human beings subconsciously seek with the rest of life .” He proposed the possibility that the deep affiliations humans have with nature are rooted in our biology.

" Historian Clyde N. Wilson describes Taylor as " the systematic philosopher of Jeffersonian democracy ," and as " representing ' both a conservative allegiance to local community and inherited ways and a radical-populist suspicion of capitalism, ‘ progress ,’ government and routine logrolling politics.

Wilson describes the neurobiological approach to accounting for consciousness and emotion in terms of brain physiology and how this effort is guided by collaboration between biologists, psychologists and philosophers.

Colin Wilson describes him as a charlatan, yet nevertheless possessed of genius.

Although she does not specifically label the document as a gazetteer, Penelope Wilson ( PhD, Lecturer in the Department of Archaeology at Durham University ) describes an ancient Egyptian papyrus found at the site of Tanis, Egypt ( a city founded during the Twentieth dynasty of Egypt ) which provides the following for each administrative area of Egypt at the time:

Carl Wilson describes " an upsurge in pro-pop sentiment among critics " during the early 2000s, a " new generation music critics moved into positions of critical influence " and then " mounted a wholesale critique against the syndrome of measuring all popular music by the norms of rock culture.

They are featured in the film 24 Hour Party People where Tony Wilson ( played by Steve Coogan ) describes them as " having all the energy of Joy Division but better clothes.

He describes in his autobiography how on his very first day, Harold Wilson, then prime minister, angered by the sudden and impudent, as he saw it, appearance of the novice's microphone, punched him in the stomach.

William Scott Wilson describes Kato Kiyomasa thus: " He was a military man first and last, outlawing even the recitation of poetry, putting the martial arts above all else.

Wilson ascribes it to the Khoisan group, seemingly based solely on their physical appearance ; but this identification is unreliable ( Harold Fleming describes it as a " ridiculous suggestion ".

In working on a production of King Lear, Wilson inadvertently describes his necessity with silence:

The set designer for Wilson ’ s the CIVIL warS, Tom Kamm, describes his philosophy: “ a set for Wilson is a canvas for the light to hit like paint ” ( Holmberg 121 ).

Wilson describes his proposed program as having a “ hidden agenda ” for policy makers “ to improve the life chances of truly disadvantaged groups such as the ghetto underclass by emphasizing programs to which the more advantaged groups of all races and class backgrounds can positively relate .” Universal programs are more easily accepted within America ’ s political climate than targeted programs, yet the underclass would likely experience the most benefit from universal programs.

House and Wilson end up explaining the circumstances under which they met to the arresting officer ; House describes Wilson as " the one I thought wasn't boring ", thus revealing their first encounter and eventual friendship.

Jake Wilson describes his films as connected by a " tension between documentary immediacy and a set of strictly defined formal parameters " in addition to " overtly expressed anger at the restrictions that Iranian society imposes ".

Keynes describes President Wilson as guardian of the hopes of men of good will of all nations.

It is an advantage that, like Milton with the character of Satan, Author Wilson is half in love with the human side of the curious specimens he describes.

Claiming to be a short book ( under 300 pages ) about how the human mind works and how to get the most use from one, Wilson describes it as an " owner's manual for the human brain ".

The latter is named after plate tectonics pioneer J. Tuzo Wilson and describes the periodic opening and closing of ocean basins.

At the end of a lengthy interview conducted in the first week of September 2006, he describes his June 2003 conversation with Woodward as an afterthought: " He said, ' Hey, what's the deal with Wilson?

That exactly describes Wilson ’ s position.

* 1779 – The Fort Wilson Riot takes place.

A pair of SF novels by Gene DeWeese and Robert " Buck " Coulson, Now You See It / Him / Them and Charles Fort Never Mentioned Wombats are set at Worldcons ; the latter includes an in-character " introduction " by Wilson Tucker ( himself a character in the novel ) which is a sly self-parody verging on a self-tuckerization.

* October 4 – The Fort Wilson Riot takes place.

* Fort Knox, KY. Wilson Road entrance.

" Writer Colin Wilson suspects that Fort took few if any of his " explanations " seriously, and notes that Fort made " no attempt to present a coherent argument ".

Wilson also compares Fort to Robert Ripley, a contemporary writer who found major success hunting oddities, and speculates that Fort's idiosyncratic prose might have kept him from greater popular success.

Allard was born in Fort Collins, Colorado, the son of Sibyl Jean ( née Stewart ) and Amos Wilson Allard.

In the Fort Wilson Riot of October 4, men attacked James Wilson, a signer of the Declaration of Independence who was accused of being a Loyalist sympathizer.

The other contenders were Democrats Jim Wright, a congressman from Fort Worth and a future U. S. House Speaker, 171, 328 ( 16. 2 percent ), state Attorney General Will Wilson ( who later became a Republican and served in the Nixon Justice Department ), 121, 961 ( 11. 5 percent ), former state representative and liberal lawyer Maury Maverick, Jr., of San Antonio, 104, 922 ( 9. 9 percent ), and then state Senator ( and future Congressman ) Henry B. Gonzalez, also of San Antonio, 97, 659 ( 9. 2 percent ).

The trail route along the North Platte River was first written about by Wilson Price Hunt of the Astor Expedition who was traveling back to the Missouri River from the newly established Fort Astoria on the Columbia River in 1811.

The station has entrances on the west side of North Moore Street between Wilson Boulevard and 19th Street North and on the east side of Fort Myer Drive between Wilson Boulevard and 19th Street North.

* Hattie G. Wilson ( formerly Fort Hill, 20 ) Open: Monday-Wednesday 10 a. m .- 6p. m., Thursday 11 a. m .- 6 p. m.

Wilson was born in Windsor, Ontario, and raised in Fort Erie, Ontario.

Although born in Fort Worth, Texas, he graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School ( Dallas, Texas ) in 1942 and started working for Ford at the now-closed Dallas Assembly Plant in 1943, where his father was also employed.

The weakened Loving sent Wilson back to the herd, eluded the Native American Indians, and, with the aid of Mexican traders, reached Fort Sumner, only to die there of gangrene.

The Journal of the United States Artillery was founded at Fort Monroe in 1892 by First Lieutenant ( later General ) John Wilson Ruckman and four other officers of the Artillery School.

After the firing on Fort Sumter, John Wilson Bell and his brothers drew lots to determine who would remain at home to look after their parents and who would join the Southern armies.

Philip Wilson was Fort Wayne's top scorer, with 8 goals ; John Michael Hayden and John Mellencamp registered 2 assists apiece.

* November 2009-The Soldiers of Fort Hood present a plaque to Charlie Wilson “ For Outstanding Support during ‘ Your Salute to the Troops .’”

After James Wilson defended 23 people accused of treason, a mob, stirred up by Reed's speeches and their own liquor consumption, attacked Wilson in what was to be later known as the " Battle of Fort Wilson "; only the arrival of cavalry saved Wilson and his friends.