An article last Sunday about a site in Morris Township that Benedictine monks want to develop for aging members and others characterized the project incorrectly.
"And if I got an abortion, would that help?" But in mid-March, radio reports characterized the project as an experiment on Haitian guinea pigs.
She characterized the project's end as a retreat from innovative programming that would have turned the Hirshhorn into a pioneering ideas factory in what is often described as a culturally staid city.
THE picture on the back cover of the new edition of Bill Owens's classic 1970's photographic essay, "Suburbia," says much about when and where it was taken, and about the delicate balancing act that characterizes the project of which it is a part.
In it, Ajit Pai, one of two Republicans on the five-member Federal Communications Commission (FCC), characterizes the project as an attempt "to squint for and squelch" what Americans are saying about the political process.
While it is no easy task to characterize the heterogeneity of projects gathered under the heading of continental feminist philosophy, one can delineate two broad aims: deconstructive (critical) projects and reconstructive projects.
Third, we used linguistic analysis to characterize the elements of project ownership expressed in relation to different types of educational research experiences.
Stephen J. Cassidy, the head of the Uniformed Firefighters Association, the union that represents New York City's 8,800 rank-and-file firefighters, characterized the pilot project as flawed and "just another step" toward closing fire companies, a notion fire officials rejected.
Moreover, unlike commercial solutions, which are typically monolithic with limited customization possibilities, the "open" philosophy that characterizes the WING/WORLD project empowers researcher and pratictiones with a powerfull tool for implementing and testing innovative solutions.
