Half a large room, for example, is devoted to a full-scale mock-up of "24/7 Hotel Room," a mightily derivative conceptual project by the New York architect Joel Sanders.
Field (2008), for example, is devoted to saving this account of truth from a range of paradoxes and rejects a truth-value gap approach.
The depiction of their home lives is meant to fill in a human dimension that will be effaced by the mud and noise of Ia Drang; Moore, for example, is devoted to his wife (Madeleine Stowe), his five children and his Roman Catholic religion.
(Almost one third of his Synopsis, for example, is devoted to setting out the distinction between these two schools).
A couple of sessions, for example, are devoted to the art of working as a strolling accordionist at restaurants and parties.
One recent Independent Living discussion, for example, was devoted to figuring out when NT's look into each other's eyes during conversation.
One workshop, for example, was devoted to three new product development projects, two of which had landed in the Woe Zone and one in the Worry Zone.
Other areas of work used to be exempt from this kind of talk; my father, for example, was devoted to his work but would never have announced a passionate belief in his lathe or lathes generally.
The first two examples are devoted to the correlation structures between continuous variables in two different settings: first, when there is high correlation coefficient between variables, second, when the variables are not correlated.
For example, an entire section is devoted to the thirty-one items of legislation concerning state standards for renewable energy generation.
