The emotional effect of transitions from spacious to constricted volumes and vice versa transcends in architectural importance the statistical evaluation of floor areas; a fact which explains the attractiveness of theories that have tacitly adopted places of worship as spatial paradigms and bolstered their arguments by historical reference to temples and churches.
In response to the continued undervaluation of such factors, scholars are adopting place identity and place attachment as a way to explore the risks of climate change in a more holistic manner.
FURTHER confusing visitors, Greenlanders seem to compete with the Welsh in adopting place names that are nigh impossible for outsiders to pronounce, like Ittoqqortoormiit (ee-DOH-grow-doh-meet), or "those that live where there is most peat".
Foster to adopt can take place without a court decision, ie where adoption is being considered but there is no court decision".
On this brilliantly sunny Sunday, it was packed with Anglophone expatriates who seem to have adopted the place.
Nevertheless, Davies's term packet switching was later adopted in place of store and forward because it is more descriptive.
Aracena-Montero adopted the place as his own and, the weekend of the shooting, had returned with Carillo from a vacation in Niagara Falls in time for Latin Night.
However, most debate on the agreement adopted took place in Vienna in March, without a majority of member states, and the "outcome document", as the agreement is known, was adopted immediately after the session opened.
It also suggested that an "order of battle" approach to prescribing AIDS drugs, like that used for tuberculosis medicines, should be adopted in place of the current free-for-all.
And if the first two phases did not bear fruit, the United States would try to oust the Taliban "through more direct action". The meeting at which the three-pronged strategy was adopted took place on Sept. 10, 2001.
