The housing programme brings groups of people together to work constructing each other's houses, providing oversight and finance.
No other contemporary playwright has explored the nasty ways in which fathers and sons construct each other — and then smash the models — with such vibrancy and intellectual perspicacity.
Her one subject is the way that the individual and society construct each other, just as the pianist and the music do.
If Francescho's story is about the way we look at images, George's touches on how we see and construct each other – and about what it is to spy on a person.
Bit by bit, he introduces terms such as splitting ("one way we have of getting rid of self-knowledge"), envy that is "unconscious: furtive, resistant to investigation", and, finally, "transference: how we all construct each other according to early blueprints".
They are constructed for each other: interlocked for wedlock.
The intention was (1) to reveal whether the qualitative and quantitative data, with regard to the same CFIR domain and (sub-) construct, supported each other or not, (2) find out how and which factors/elements influenced the implementation process and the main outcomes of the implementation project as suggested by the CFIR [ 1] and (3) discover changes that occurred over the course of the project.
Both in its design and in its actual use there is an ongoing reciprocal relationship in which society and technology co-construct each other; they act through and upon each other.
To further locate the mitochondrial import sequence of Omp85 Ngo, we next exchanged the C-terminal quarters of Omp85 Ngo and BamA Eco and of the chimeric constructs with each other, creating the following constructs: Omp853/4BamA1/4, BamA3/4Omp851/4, Omp851/2BamA1/4Omp851/4 and BamA1/2Omp851/4BamA1/4.
The endothelial cells on the hydrogel constructs sprouted and spontaneously formed a network connecting the hydrogel constructs with each other in the collagen gel.
