Another strand of the archaeologists' work, described in Science, focused on climate change records and historical sea levels in the area.
In another strand of the Asdan course, called working with others, the students, in twos or threes, were given a budget to buy, and plant out, new flower boxes on a patio outside the classroom.
When Ball told his board that he wanted this summer's programme to include a strand of work about the long shadow of the first world war, entitled After a War, some expressed surprise.
So it seems a ripe moment for BAC to consider A Nation's Theatre – a strand of work that's being presented across the building, from the smallest space to the Grand Hall, from now and into 2016 which will be bringing work from all across the country to Lavender Hill in south London.
One of the things that has been apparent from the RSC's Open Stages strand of work, initiated by Michael Boyd, which led to A Midsummer Night's Dream: A Play for the Nation, is that the RSC has learned as much from those who are putting on theatre for fun as the amateurs have learned from the RSC.
One main strand of work in this tradition is outlined in the formal appendix.
One strand of work has focused on the use of an action based approach to deontic operators, rather than the traditional property focused operators.
There is an important strand of work in proof theory, which has sought to develop axiomatic theories of self-applicative truth in classical logic, including work of Feferman (1984, 1991), Cantini (1996), and Friedman and Sheard (1987).
We trace the history of this strand of work from the mid-1990s to 2015, taking as our starting point challenges for the industrial usage of formal methods set out by José Nuno Oliveira in 1997.
