Is it a broad majoritarian party of the centre left, along the lines that Blair stood for before Iraq, now adapted to post-crunch times?
Peter found the ideas of Mies van der Rohe "earthshaking", but the rigour with which the Smithsons adapted to post-war cost, and used materials and fittings "as found" - undressed and undecorated - still jolted the architectural world a little.
The fundamentals of this theory are presented and adapted to post-tensioned slabs, providing a rational explanation of the observed phenomena and measured strengths.
For Researcher B resources must be in audio format, which also have language and content adapted to post-graduate courses and the best day and time to send them is Tuesdays at 8 00 am.
For this study, the protocol is adapted to post-operative gynaecological patients, regarding time-schedule and involved care providers.
As a result, his tales of adapting to post-twentysomething life delight older audiences and have an uncomfortable ring of truth for the youngsters.
The playwright Wendy Wasserstein, who died earlier this year, had the rare ability to be sardonic and compassionate at once — a talent put to the test in this novel about the goofy attempts of Manhattan ladies who lunch to adapt to post-9/11 life.
The Navy and the Air Force are better adapted to the post-cold-war world.
That makes it doubly surprising that, despite much rhetoric about a new defence role for the European Union, the EU's armies are less adapted to a post-cold-war world than the American one.Fighting smarterOn both sides of the Atlantic, military planners face a paradox.
These engagements helped show that NATO had adapted to the post-Cold War era and could operate in environments other than a major force on force engagement on the plains of Central Europe.
The multiple time-scale method is adapted to study the post-critical behavior of general non-conservative symmetric systems, possibly affected by imperfections, for which divergence and Hopf bifurcations interact.
