Francis Cape is a British-born master woodworker and sculptor, who for the past few years has been building and exhibiting benches inspired by examples from 19th-century intentional communities, both religious and secular.
During these years Bellotto created a unique record, illustrated here by examples from the Royal Castle in Warsaw, of not only the city but also its population, both high and low, in their palaces, in the streets and going about their rural tasks on Warsaw's outskirts.
The mechanics of the double-bind are best conveyed by examples from the real world, of which Sanity, Madness and the Family is a compendium.
The most obvious reason, as demonstrated by examples from such familiar innovators as Google, Hewlett-Packard, and McDonald's, is money, and the challenge for organizations "is to convert group identity into higher profits".
This is largely explained by examples from the life of a saintly or pious person, often the Prophet himself, who used to repeat this or that formula so and so many times.
The methods are illustrated by examples from chemical experiments.
Advantages and disadvantages are addressed by examples from electrical engineering.
The theory is illustrated by examples from the field of switched electrical networks.
These discussions will be enlightened by examples from carbon recycling experiments.
The discussion is illustrated by examples from economics, finance, meteorology, medicine, etc.
