This idea – that anyone can build – is the cornerstone of the new "lean hardware startup".
Responding to his challenge to build on the cornerstone he set down 81 years ago, today's Democratic Party is wisely calling for the expansion of Social Security.
He found the workings of his own psyche fascinating and illuminating and, as he deployed the method with his patients, he began to build the theories that became the cornerstone of psychoanalytic practice: listening, observing, feeling, reflecting.
The developer that would actually build the project is W&W Cornerstone Development, LLC, which has constructed hotels for companies such as Hilton and La Quinta.
A single bid to build the airport and runway – a cornerstone of the British government's strategy for ending its financial support of one of the last bastions of empire – has been submitted to the Department for International Development (DfID) by a South African construction firm, Basil Read.
The romance of the Williams-Britneva friendship is built on the cornerstone of their first meeting.
Pursue a rounded and just democratic society governed through rule of law, where all fulfill their duties and are provided for, where the strong are constrained and the weak are protected, a society built on the cornerstone of moral conscience.
But there needs be a herculean effort by this generation to build on the cornerstones left by our legendary barrier breakers.
That was the cornerstone of our company and on which we continued to build the company after we realized that the GSR data was fruitless".
He feels that the subsequent emergence of foundation trust hospitals, with their greater independence, and academic health science centres, combining hospitals and teaching and research, have very much built on the cornerstones he and others laid in the 1990s.
Grime was built from the cornerstones of house, garage, rap and dancehall in the early 00s by kids in the hood armed with cheap software.
