We made reservations and went to some of our old neighborhood favorites; Nobu for sushi- still superbly fresh and served as elegant as ever, Odeon and Bubby's for breakfast- two classic Tribeca institutions that seemed frozen in time in all the best ways possible.
This 6 p.m. performance (the company had already danced a matinee at 2) was a festive occasion, with dancers and audience joined in affection for a classic local institution.
By the Terminal Classic, the institution of divine kingship declined, and Maya kings began to be depicted with their subordinate lords.
On the one hand, Mason was admired for upholding the institution a bastion of the "classic" classical repertoire.
We provide an experimental test for this 'legitimate punishment' institution and show that it yields substantial benefits to cooperation and efficiency gains, compared to a classic, 'vigilante justice' institution.
At Les Bains du Harem, the most classic of North African institutions — the hammam — has been transformed into a chic full-service spa that has drawn everyone from the French pop star Amel Bent (who has North African roots) to Sting.
Although isotope labeling is often inconvenient, hazardous and restricted by many institutions, this classic method is still the most popular method for investigating the expression of small RNAs.
China's party-state management, with its lack of welfare state institutions and classic individualistic culture, made China's individual transformation bear the features of pre-modern, modern, and post-modern simultaneously, and Chinese individuals must deal with all of these conditions.
Jamie Oliver and the movement he has built through the The Jamie Oliver Food Revolution (JOFR) is a great example of someone who has rejected institutions and classic ideologies.
Psychologically, following the classic idea of 'total institutions' originally described by Goffman [ 12], many nursing home residents may feel powerless and low in self-efficacy.
