This tradition fostered, and was fostered by, the refinement of a sophisticated lost-wax casting process, which had not yet been rediscovered in the West.
His interest in music dated from his teens and was fostered by the composer Charles Ives, who was Carter's neighbour in 1924 25.
Such thinking is formed early in one's professional experience and is fostered by undergraduate medical and nursing curricula lacking interprofessional education.
Hatchlings and unhatched eggs remained in the box and were fostered out to other experimental subjects for post-hatching care.
This was initiated by introducing zander outside its native range into rivers and lakes, and was fostered by migration through artificial canals and stocking from various sources.
State-tailored strategies that routinise interaction, reward individual and system-level individual integrative efforts, and are fostered by high-level political will are recommended.
The museum has now physically gathered 50 of the objects for a show, "Furnishing Louisiana: 1735-1835," which opens on Friday and is fostering more research.
Mr. Bush looks at the same war and sees an American enterprise that removed a dangerous dictator, struck a blow against terrorism and is fostering the growth of democracy.
They have sold a couple of models and are fostering strong partnerships with Engineering Procurement Construction Firms (EPCs), who are the main distributors in this sector.
Christian brought the first buddy bench to the U.S. and is fostering friendships one by one!
