Nilsen has coined a phrase for his prison: "an arena of developing responsibility".
They've even dusted off old plans for developing the area surrounding the arena, known as the Rose Quarter (the franchise owns the developing rights on the land, which is owned by the city).
County Executive Edward P. Mangano, who backed the arena deal, said Tuesday that he was seeking proposals for developing the 77-acre Coliseum site.
Vertebrate carcasses are an ephemeral and unpredictably distributed resource and they contribute to burying beetle fitness by functioning as mating arenas (Eggert, 1992) as well as a food resource for developing larvae (Pukowski, 1933; Scott, 1998b).
In the section "Nucleus, an arena for meiosis" we develop this idea and emphasize the essential role that the nucleus has in organizing the process of homology search and recombination during meiosis in all studied eukaryotes (see also Figure 2).
Building trans-disciplinary teams requires commitment from the research community to seek out colleagues from other disciplines, from the funding agencies to appreciate innovative initiatives, from the community at large as partners and contributors, and from the policy arena to develop strategies for intersectoral policies and programs which may well have the lead outside ministries of health.
However, to emphasize our commitment to extend an arena for publication in which developing settings can publish their research results, the publication fee may be waived for authors from institutions or projects unable to pay.
A fighting game sequel, Persona 4 Arena, known in Japan as Persona 4: The Ultimate in Mayonaka Arena, was developed by Arc System Works, the company known for creating the Guilty Gear and BlazBlue series, and released in 2012 for arcades, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.
The aim was to provide an arena for discussion and to develop agreed recommendations for future studies testing the effectiveness of non-pharmacological interventions for common musculoskeletal pain.
Researchers tended to focus on learning objectives, such as capacity building through workshops or seminars, consistent with objectives of academic conferences, and all four researchers placed a strong emphasis on the importance of conferences as an arena for young researchers to develop and network.
