More than 1,700 giant yellow umbrellas fluttered open Wednesday on the barren, tan slopes of the Tejon Pass north of Los Angeles, completing one of the largest undertakings in modern art history--the creation of twin forests of colorful canopies in California and Japan by environmental artist Christo.
What ABC is doing is par for the course these days: Minor alterations and even complete overhauls of pages are common undertakings as news web sites look for ways to grab more readers.
He said military spending was at a turning point "in that it is not in vast programs for aircraft or mammoth undertakings that take 10 years to complete, but smaller companies in fields like cybersecurity".
The function of a shipyard is the production of completed ships in accordance with the shipbuilder's undertakings.
"These are huge undertakings, which take a long time to complete," she said.
A High Court judge was told that Mr O'Dwyer was expected to travel to the US in the next 14 days to complete the agreement, pay a small sum in compensation and give undertakings not to infringe copyright laws again.
He is at present engaged in a globe-girdling array of undertakings that include hotels, hospitals, libraries, colleges, as well as a complete urban development in Akron, & an enormour international-trade market in New Orleans.
Some undertakings were ill-considered: the Baltic–White Sea Canal, supposedly completed in 1933, employed some 200,000 300,000 forced labourers but proved almost useless.
Complete, full-coverage vegetation surveys are often used for this purpose, but these are expensive undertakings.
His other undertakings during his last years were to reedit, in 1687 and finally in 1697, the edition of his complete works that he had first published in 1676 and to compose, likely as his last work, the Abrégé de l'histoire de Port-Royal ("Short History of Port-Royal").
Enormous undertakings followed.
