It's a comedic action-film-slash-thriller that's constructed on a dramatic framework that's solid, rigid, and as foregrounded as the infrastructure of the Pompidou Center.
When Dror Etkes looks at the West Bank, he sees not the footprints of ancient Jewish kings and prophets but land grabs and bypass roads, as well as an infrastructure of suppression built by the Army to protect the settlers.
The Yankees are not quite as creaky as the infrastructure of the Coliseum — and, really, shame on Major League Baseball for refusing to let the A's move to San Jose — but they are prone to regular breakdowns.
We see this more as infrastructure," head of UberEVERYTHING Jason Droege told a room full of press.
Institutions lag a changed world just as the infrastructure of these emergent powers lags the speed at which millions of people are joining the market.
The cliche that actually serves as the infrastructure of the classic romance is that the female lead almost never ends up with the man she was originally supposed to spend the rest of her life with.
"We've been saying wetlands and mangroves need to be looked at as vital infrastructure of the city, like a water or sewage treatment plant, something that will prevent disasters".
Public employment has grown persistently since the end of World War II as the infrastructure of Europe's first welfare state was put in place and grew under Conservative and Labour Party governments alike.
Such graphs have been observed in human made structure, such as network infrastructure of the World-wide Web.
As the infrastructure of the Internet revolution was built out, the capital needs of smart new web companies reached toward zero.
