Sustainable design, development, use and evolution of buildings; connections of building systems to broader resource systems.
Making the synaptic connections, part of building a network in the brain, begins during the sixth month of gestation in humans and continues for several years after birth.
These principles included: pedagogy of community, pedagogy of success, pedagogy of making cross-cultural connections, pedagogy of building a language of social studies, and pedagogy of community-based, participatory citizenship.
Paradoxically, our national obsessions regarding security, immigration, and drugs may best be served by encouraging cross-border connections instead of building more fortifications that interrupt transborder lives, jeopardize economic prosperity, and downgrade environmental and community well-being along the line.
The action of wind pressures is a major consideration in the design of cladding and its connections to building structures.
It's uncertain how much it will cost to repair the connection, but the cost of building the cable well over $1 billion–explains why there are so few data links between China and the U.S. "It's [terribly] expensive," says Ernie Holling, president of The InTech Group, a telecommunications consulting company in Exton, Pa.
The algorithm permits parallel, serial and other kinds of connections of building blocks, including recycles.
Church said it would address the environmental threat to our oceans and the importance of building connections in an increasingly disparate society.
A 2006 profile in BusinessWeek described the depth of his knowledge about the country: Paulson does have plenty of guanxi, or connections, thanks to years of building up street cred with Beijing's power elite.
Social media is a tool that supports both electronic commerce and viral marketing, and enables the process of building connections to a network or social circle [2].
Like most words that end in "-ism," multiculturalism as a policy divided people instead of building connections.
