For the constructivist it is the particular way in which interests become built into the technology and practices within which it is embedded that is ethically significant (Brey 2000, 2004, 2006).
Technologies may pass a point of no return - 'irreversibility' [ 77] due to path dependence and lock-in [ 78], when new practices become built-in to practitioner communities.
Jason Giambi has not influenced his teammates in those ways, but aside from the cosmetic differences, the Yankees seemingly have become a team built in their new star's image.
The first segment of what would become I-68 was built in Cumberland in the mid-1960s.
He also designed the east wing of the Art Institute of Chicago and did the initial design of the Inland Steel Building, which in the mid-1950s became the first skyscraper built in the Loop in Chicago since the Depression.
The system of prefixes had been adopted by the SR to distinguish between locomotives with identical numbers acquired from different companies, and the K1 class became No. A890 when built in 1925.
The house was originally on the east side of the turnpike and faced it, but when what became Pennsylvania Route 487 was built in 1907, the course of the highway was changed so that it now runs on the other (east) side of the lake.
How does a hotel built in 1893 become an art destination?
Of the two others, Webster Hall, built in 1886, became a nightclub in 1992; and the Church of the Holy Communion became the notorious Limelight (now closed).
