How does construction fit into the picture? A. As a model you don't necessarily work every day.
Her Prada jacket, whose construction, fit and tailoring techniques predate the rigid Balenciaga style, spoke volumes for the ladylike Park Avenue look.
There's something of an incentive to do this: The new facility is being supported by a £1.8m grant from Scottish Development International to help train new staff and support the construction fit-out of the new premises, expected to open in August 2011.
Ian White said its construction, fit and finish and performance/cost ratio made it a price-point leader.
Commentators from Fritz (1952) through Sainsbury (1979) have denied that Russell's various constructions fit into a unified methodology, as well as questioning the applicability of the language of "fiction" and "incomplete symbol" to all examples.
Fit: Verb and construction pairs receive an activation boost proportional to the fit between semantic properties of the lexical item (e.g., appear) and the relevant construction slot (e.g., un-VERB; dis-VERB), as outlined above (for other constructions, fit may be defined in terms in phonological or pragmatic properties; e.g., Ambridge & Lieven, 2011).
The land for Har Homa was expropriated under a left-leaning Labor government, but its construction also fits the vision of the current prime minister, Ariel Sharon, who speaks of Jerusalem as Israel's eternal, united capital.
Selectively retaining only validated role components resulted in roles that were stable because they comprised role components that both the aspirant and the target group wanted the aspirant to perform: good role fit due not only to accurate selection by the target group (simple role fit) but also to a mutual process of role negotiation and role construction (constructed role fit).
Low-quality apartments, owned by buy-to-let investors, often have more time spent on their marketing than actual construction and fitting.
