Christians often look to get around the restrictions by constructing "community centers" with altars and steeples — sometimes provoking Muslim accusations of deceit and Christian charges of discrimination.
To those involved with blogging, this form opens new ways of interacting with the world, of representing the self, and constructing community.
In the Norwegian port, the group has launched several projects, including gathering ancient non-GMO grains that have fallen out of use and constructing community ovens where people may bake the traditional, long-lasting Norwegian flatbread.
By presenting the procedure of constructing community MIES, a general framework for designing MIES is obtained.
The new government after 2001 also halted the programme of constructing community clinics and re-instituted home visits; even before this many of the clinics had not become operational as quickly as intended [ 5, 6].
Located just south of the Demilitarized Zone, which separates South Korea from North, its ample space affords town-building visionaries the chance to construct communities from scratch.
It will then become possible to design and construct communities of artificial cells that can perform different tasks related to therapeutic and diagnostic applications.
In contrast, social media's new users seem to place greater value on being able to control the distribution of their posts, sharing only with friends, family, colleagues or carefully constructed communities of followers.
We used this information (i.e., edge file) as the test dataset for evaluating the algorithm, and constructed communities using the infomap community-detection algorithm of the IGraph package.
Hence, consumers may mediate relationships between biodiversity and ecosystem function through their effects on an aspect of diversity (evenness) that is typically not considered in experimentally constructed communities [4], [5], [23].
