David Priestland teaches history at Oxford University and is the author of Merchant, Soldier, Sage: A New History of Power The draft curriculum offers a good plan for spelling, grammar, sentence construction and form.
As Eckart Maise, Vitra's chief design officer, explained, "G-Star created a new color scheme, which is subtle and harmonious and which does not distract from the essence of Prouvé's furniture: the construction and form".
Heinrich Schenker, (born June 19 , 1868 Wisniowczyki, Russia died Jan . 14 , 1935Vienna) Austrian music theorist whose insights into the structural hierarchies underlying much of 18th- and 19th-century music led to a new understanding of the laws of melodic and harmonic construction and form.
June 19 , 1868Wisniowczyki, Poland January 14 , 1935Vienna, Austria Heinrich Schenker, (born June 19 , 1868 Wisniowczyki, Russia died Jan . 14 , 1935Vienna) Austrian music theorist whose insights into the structural hierarchies underlying much of 18th- and 19th-century music led to a new understanding of the laws of melodic and harmonic construction and form.
Selecting an appropriate method for concrete construction and form could also affect the total energy performance and thermal comfort of a building, a fact that is often overlooked by structural engineers.
This chapter introduces the flexural testing results for full-graded concrete specimens, including the construction and forming of specimens, installation, dynamic loading methods, data acquisition, and processing.
According to gender theory, being a man or a woman is a condition actively under construction and formed in relation to other people.
Our results emphasize the need for sensitivity analysis to examine model construction and forms of biological data used for modeling transcriptional processes, in order to determine the significance of estimated parameter values for thermodynamic models.
The urban context consists of continuous, compact and intensively built territory: it is characterized by different building densities, construction typologies and forms and by the presence of buildings for different functions, including those for significant industrial and manufacturing activities and public services for the population.
The works already in the collection extend from the early 20th century, when craft — with its emphasis on honest materials, self-evident construction processes and forms that follow something (function or originality) — was often a branch of Modernism.
