They blur together elements that exist apart, or they break elements into pieces, bind up the world, contract it into hard little pellets of perception.
If we are to achieve good growth to create full employment, to spend our citizens' taxes more efficiently, and to repair the broken elements of society, we must move away from such centralised control.
By contrast, in Trion's cloud games, developers could address every glitch when they find it, from making enemies less monotonous to fixing broken elements of the game.
How were you able to replace the broken elements so rapidly, completing the project on schedule?
Some of the people that touched her Wall Street career reflect broken elements of humanity.
The difference is that these broken elements have evolved with the game, and influenced its rules.
But then again, we must acknowledge that Arkansas -- home though it may be to Hope, and a President from there -- is indeed a very hard place to fix all the broken elements of public health.
The UN says that the make or break element at this point is rain, and while rainy season is supposed to start in a few weeks, the forecasts predict more drought.
Probably the biggest controversy at the last SCCR session was whether the African group would accede to the idea that there should be separate, sequential discussions over a two-year period breaking the elements of their proposal into various pieces.
Mr. Boehner has kept a low profile since he stunned Republicans last year by announcing he would step down from the House, averting a possible government shutdown and breaking with elements of his party that rejected any deals with Democrats.
The particular case-study of thermal break elements used for sustainable buildings is explored.
