Dirac has been renovated in 2015 with new and improved amenities, technology, and seating.
Finally, driving forces for the changes of material flows were investigated with decomposition approach based on IPAT (Impacts = Population × Amenity × Technology) in periods divided according to key domestic development stages.
But her dream of an existence without even basic amenities or technology of any kind cost her her marriage.
Many young French of African or Arab origin also say that there is less discrimination in Britain.As is true of many diasporas these days, amenities and technology allow the French to continue living a French life if they so choose, and not only because Paris is little more than two hours away by train.
But the brokers say that for a range of reasons, from safety concerns to alarm over losing employees and a lack of amenities, many technology companies remain reluctant to look outside Silicon Alley, which runs from the Flatiron District south to Wall Street.
Life in the Parks seems to strip life down to its bare bones, and you learn to fend for yourself without the amenities and technology of most places.
But Ms. Savoy, whose life is already surrounded by many of the amenities of modern technology -- a personal computer, high-speed Internet access, a cellphone, a digital camera and a DVD player -- did not hesitate when she was approached recently about joining a pilot program for digital home technology.
The money on this one didn't go into amenities; it went into technology.
[World Business, Section W.] Not-So-User-Friendly Hotels Some hotels, in their zeal to offer the latest in technology and amenities, have befuddled some guests.
Ambience: Housed in two Georgian buildings, the historic exterior masks a completely renovated interior that includes state-of-the-art technology and amenities, as well as a brand new speaker's hall and student lounge.
In an effort to keep an Old World feel, much of the room's high-end technology and amenities are hidden behind weathered rustic cabinetry.
