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In addition to the traditional architectural values of visual comfort, aesthetics, and energy efficiency, Brainard says architectural lighting must be redesigned to account for its biological and behavioral impact on humans.
The bill has been redesigned to account for the rise of super PACs and to make more transparent what is widely regarded as a dangerous proliferation of largely anonymous spending during the 2012 election cycle.
Since the last Pace Poll in September 2004, demolition has lagged at the former Deutsche Bank building (though it has now begun), the Freedom Tower has been radically redesigned to account for the Police Department's security concerns and the International Freedom Center and the Drawing Center have been pushed out of the cultural building at the World Trade Center site.
Classrooms should be redesigned to allow for both lecture and interactive styles of teaching.
So the entire test might have to be redesigned to take into account what 60 is supposed to represent.
The junction is due to be redesigned to improve safety for cyclists.
Training itineraries should be redesigned to facilitate mobility among specialties.
Doctors recognized that patients were dying needlessly, and about eight years ago, the system was redesigned to take into account the severity of illness.
The aviation consumer protection Web site, airconsumer.dot.gov, has been redesigned to make it easier for passengers to file complaints.
The Prison Tower was redesigned to become a viewing gallery for the new formal gardens below.
