Since a more comprehensive planning approach is demanded politically (if not yet legally-anchored in all cases), the way to this from an ecological point of view can be the GI concept.
From its manufacturing plants, to its downtown filled with mom-and-pop shops, to its ranches and split-levels, Sayreville seems anchored in an all-American past, at least to the casual observer.
Some of the stories have a supernatural bent, a few are anchored in reality, and all are delivered as the night wind howls and a chill pervades the room.
According to Age UK, there are nearly 14.7 million over-60s, almost 23% of the population, in the UK.. Some have plenty of money to spend, others are anchored in poverty, but all share needs, interests and challenges that culturally and commercially are already changing the shape of society – often without us even being aware.
The more she plays the bitch, the hotter our smitten poet grows even though he's "anchored in the bay where all men ride".
Indeed, the maintenance of the Azolla symbiosis relies on key processes in NoAz specifically related to nitrogen fixation, cell differentiation and the vertical transmission process, all anchored in complex cellular developmental events (Figure 1).
Identifying generalist genes on the basis of their association with downstream cognitive processes could facilitate a systems approach to brain organization (Armstrong et al. 2006) because the genes are all anchored in these functional cognitive products of the brain.
We restored the vital center, replacing outmoded ideologies with a new vision anchored in basic, enduring values: opportunity for all, responsibility from all, a community of all Americans.
"We restored the vital center," Mr. Clinton said pointedly in a summary of his seven-going-on-eight years in the Oval Office, "replacing outdated ideologies with a new vision anchored in basic, enduring values: opportunity for all, responsibility from all and a community of all Americans".
Innovative treatments targeting the viruses responsible for AIDS, influenza, and the common cold are all firmly anchored in evolutionary theory (e.g., Crandall 1999).
