Many roads and bridges were simply not robust enough to withstand such high volumes of water, and some will continue to ask why the airport was ever constructed in the path of the natural course of the Melville Hall river.
Mann has been constructing, in the course of decades, a vision of serious men, a model of seriousness itself, which is why "Ali" is a unique achievement.
The function of romance in noir is always to draw the detective into the crime he's investigating, to implicate him in the narrative he's trying to construct; in the course of the series, Rios finds himself erotically entangled with at least four suspects.
Its excellent golf course, constructed in 1991 by one of the world's most celebrated golf course architects, Robert Trent Jones Jnr, was already operating when I was there.
"The method which I should like to apply," Grice said, "is to construct (in imagination, of course) according to certain principles of construction, a type of creature, or rather a sequence of types of creature, to serve as a model (or models) for actual creatures". 2 By means of this sequence Grice wanted to rethink the basics of psychology (judging and willing).
The system will be constructed in Chiba, east of Tokyo.
This knowledgebase is a collection of biological concepts and entities and their causal relationships and is derived from peer-reviewed scientific literature as well as other public and proprietary databases and has been constructed during the course of projects in areas such as inflammation, metabolic diseases, cardiovascular injury, liver injury and cancer.
Some of it ends up in the collage-on-wheels that the artist Jonathan Allen constructs in the course of each performance.
A model of human APC inactivation of prothrombinase was constructed in a stepwise fashion by analyzing time courses of FVa inactivation in empirical reaction systems with increasing number of interacting components and generating corresponding model constructs of each reaction system.
