In other words, the Alpine city, even in performing advanced functions, should maintain its specific identity that derives from being an integral part of an absolutely singular environment and of a natural and anthropic landscape local inhabitants strongly identify with.
Still, Mr. Shand-Tucci says there is an important untold story about the singular environment Harvard provided for gays and how it shaped their later contributions to American culture.
For the sake of simplicity, we consider a singular macrocell environment L = 1 with a radius of 1,000 m.
It's clearly in a bad way – sun-rays enter through holes in the ceiling, filtering arms of dusty light between low hanging wires and dry beams – yet, even in its current state, it's easy to see what a singular clubbing environment it must have been.
It's clearly in a bad way—sunrays enter through holes in the ceiling, filtering arms of dusty light between low hanging wires and dry beams yet, even in its current state, it's easy to see what a singular clubbing environment it must have been.
The locations we've used — from the majestic Svinafellsjokull glacier to the harsh beauty of the landscape outside Myvatn, and many places in between — have definitely informed character development, inasmuch as they have given all the actors (and the producers as well) a powerful sense of what it would mean to live and move through this singular environment.
Nevertheless, the artists represented here have responded strongly to their singular environment.
"The exciting thing is they are so adapted to this peculiar, no, singular environment," said Beth Herr, the senior curator at the reservation.
The red ramisco and the white malvasia de Colares grapes are superbly adapted to this singular environment; they thrive nowhere else.
The seminal work of Hudson and Parthasarathy [1] on quantum stochastic evolutions lead to explicit constructions of unitary adapted quantum stochastic processes V describing the open dynamical evolution of a system with a singular Boson field environment.
