The ritual has become a team-building hallmark, and a calorie-burning one for the coaches.
By the afternoon of Sept. 11, they had been evacuated from their 14-story building, the Hallmark at Battery Park City, and placed on two city buses and a stranded tour bus, with only the clothes on their back, their medications and, in a few cases, their wheelchairs, walkers or motorized scooters.
The campus will include several "co-location" buildings, a hallmark of the graduate school, where industry professionals from companies like Facebook and Google can work in concert with graduate students.
As the temperature goes up, so does the quantity and the variety of items fluttering in the air across New York, where clotheslines hung outside apartment buildings, a hallmark of tenement life a century ago, have stubbornly defied the elements, the ages, the landlord and the fluff 'n' fold.
So it's no surprise that their musical evolution has kept them building on hallmarks of techno, pioneered first by Kraftwerk, which crossed over into the disillusioned realms of Skinny Puppy, Front Line Assembly and other 90s industrial acts.
It builds on the previously released concept art, panning across familiar rustic buildings and hallmarks like the Millennium Falcon.
Deep world building is a hallmark of Blomkamp's films.
Designed by William Lescaze, a prominent Modernist best known for the PSFS tower in Philadelphia, the building bears two hallmarks of the period: white bricks and ribbon windows.
These are not the flimsy wooden buildings that were the hallmark of the first generation of modular building, but hardier steel and concrete structures.
It had found a dye and a brain scan that, he said, can show the hallmark plaque building up in the brains of people with the disease.
Despite some views to the contrary, there continues to be a tendency to consider innovative building technology as the hallmark of modern architecture because tradition is commonly viewed as the antonym of modernity.
