The Interdependence Project is meant to be a hub, in person and online, for people who are interested in Buddhism in a very secular, relevant, modern way.
In her husband's native village near Zugdidi, a population hub for displaced persons from Abkhazia, she began to rebuild her life.
Also, in a "hub conspiracy," a single person, or "hub," such as a "fence" for stolen goods, makes separate illegal transactions with persons who have no knowledge of the others involved.
First, we explain the concept of life hub to connect a person with information, and explain the total architecture of an informationally structured space.
This type of agreement involves a single person — the hub — who deals separately with different individuals engaging in misconduct — the spokes.
Clearly, you don't want to waste the talents of an affective hub by letting the person languish in a job that is only loosely connected with other functions.
Without concrete workers, work cannot proceed on part of the World Trade Center's transit hub, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Tait, who is Métis, is a psychiatry professor in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan and helped start the First Peoples-First Person Indigenous Hub, which is an research initiative to examine mental wellness issues among Canada's first peoples who have experienced depression, suicide, and/or post-traumatic stress disorder.
Within three weeks, in a nondescript building outside San Antonio, he had built what would become a 100-person data hub designed to unify fundraising, messaging and targeting.
Mopti has become a hub for internally displaced persons fleeing the famine and political unrest.
This would be in line with the WHO's current priority of primary care as a hub of coordination for person-centred care [ 21].
