Special seminars will aid students in imagining construction not as an after-thought of their project, but as a one of the driving forces of architectural invention.
They might try to argue at Welford Road that they didn't care about this irritating after-thought of a competition anyway and that Bristol are welcome to the victory if it means that much to them - so there.
A public accusation in not simply an after-thought of the right; rather, both it and cross-examination are central components.
Due to the work of many over the years, people in the field are beginning to view feelings as cognitive maps of the body with an organizing provenance in the somatosensory cortex, not expendable literal "after-thoughts" of the older limbic system.
It was a bit of an after-thought and the inclusion of archaeological sites into the framework of the National Register left many archaeologists of the era worrying that it may in fact hamper protection efforts.
No 28 Humphrey Bogart 1899-1957 The wild son of a well-off New York doctor, Bogart was drawn to the stage after abandoning thoughts of medicine and commerce.
Nothing he said before or after betrayed thoughts of suicide or of a life that meant so little to him.
After entertaining thoughts of returning Precisionist to the track, owner Fred Hooper has decided to try the stallion for another breeding season in Florida.
Our results support this view, as after including thoughts of death in suicidal ideation of the K-SADS-PL there was a better convergence between the two instruments in detection of that form of suicidality.
The restaurant has been successful, both critically and commercially, and the bakery, which Krankl says began as "something of an after-thought," has been a bonanza of staggering proportions.
After seducing you with thoughts of spring, it tests your honesty, your commitment to its flavor.
