The List Visual Arts Center also maintains and develops a Permanent Collection that includes dozens of publicly-sited sculptures by such artists as Henry Moore, Anish Kapoor, Cai Guo Qiang, and Alexander Calder.
One day soon, perhaps in the next 90 to 180 days, a toddler in Pakistan or Afghanistan, let's call her Aisha, will be stricken with a fever and will develop a permanent paralysis, probably in the legs; before long Aisha will be diagnosed with polio.
And we should develop a permanent immunity to a fake and manipulative populism that casts upholding standards and defending decency as the preoccupations of rarefied social and intellectual circles.
Marty and Mutabdzija have had to navigate the legal and logistical challenges to develop a permanent on-board community outside the territorial waters of the United States -- not to mention plenty of eye rolling.
And an agreement to develop a permanent Cirque show on Palm Jumeirah, a manmade island in Dubai, is now in recession postponement.
The extension will allow the agency and Congress time to develop a permanent solution, like creating a new visa category for part-time students, said Danielle Sheahan, a spokeswoman for the agency.
With math majors in such short supply, and companies desperate for their services, an ordinary scholarship does not compete with the possibility of more desirable salaries and opportunities; we have to go further to develop a permanent and professional mathematics teaching staff.
A number of tumours and tumour cell lines have also been reported to develop a permanent and selective IFN- γ insensitivity, such as testicular germ cell tumours, RCC cell line, basal cell carcinoma of the skin and human lung adenocarcinoma cell lines (Kooy et al, 1998; Dovhey et al, 2000; Nagao et al, 2000; Schweyer et al, 2002, 2003; Dunn et al, 2005b).
Could not politicians, historians and museums work together to develop a permanent legacy that acknowledges the "complex and difficult truths" about our colonial past?
The company subsequently marshaled more than 250 engineers from across various civil and military aircraft programs to develop a permanent fix to the problem, which involved a redesign of the lightweight, but highly volatile, batteries and encasing them in a steel box to eliminate the risk that a battery fire could spread and damage critical flight systems.
