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President Obama and Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. are the first tandem to move directly from Capitol Hill to the White House since 1960, and they consciously devised what you might call a Congressional presidency — that is, an administration populated largely by Hill veterans (led by a chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, who was himself a House leader) and built to navigate the culture of Congress.
To this end, it is also important for the policy and technical community to be aware of the politics around the policy process and build capacity to navigate the political policy process.
By the 1850s, as more-powerful steamships were built that were able to navigate the unimproved section of the St .Lawrence River, traffic on the Rideau Canal dropped.
It took Europeans to revive interest in passenger ships on the Great Lakes: In 1997 the Columbus was built in Germany specifically to navigate the Great Lakes.
This paper attempts, first, to transform the urban landscape into information landscape to reveal the city characters; secondly, to build a web-based system to navigate the 3D city model; and thirdly, to create the scene-based scenarios and role-play interface for simulating the urban life.
In practical terms, there are very few places to walk because the city is built to be navigated by cars.
But museum officials struggled to come up with a route that could accommodate the huge truck built to carry the boulder and navigate the byzantine bylaws of Los Angeles-area municipalities.
One human activity that affects natural barriers is the construction of fish passage ladders – systems that are specifically built to help fish navigate impassable or difficult-to-pass stretches of a river.
Biblically, we were advised to build an ark to navigate throughout the deluge.
They built boats of tule to navigate on the bays propelled by double-bladed paddles.
