In May 2005, I included in the second edition of my book, "Irrational Exuberance," a new data series of real United States home prices that I constructed, going back to 1890.
Like anything involving race and ethnicity, wealth, upon the striated plane of class, is indicative of a history that is invented and constantly reaffirming itself to keep the construct going".
As far as constructing goes, I've been making grids since I'd fallen in love with Fill-It-Ins but only got serious about submission a year or two ago, when I received a copy of "Will Shortz's Favorite Crossword Puzzles" for my birthday.
They saw everything they had constructed go into a massive skip bin and they felt they had to reconcile the impact with their design choices.
Mindfulness has its roots in Buddhist philosophy, but its current construct goes beyond religious concepts [ 4] and can be improved by attention training and meditation [ 4, 5].
But I get panicked, anguished, desperate, grief-stricken phone calls: 'How could Moynihan have said there's no health-care crisis?' On health care, if you say anything — like 'I don't think this construct is going to work as you've described it' — you get an unthinking response.
If you are determined to keep antenna length short (which still means reduced reception) and you have access to electronic-grade ferrite or iron rods, a better antenna than most portable radios can be constructed by going bigger.
For it is Thanatos, the death drive, that picks apart the reasons your poor brain constructs to go home "now," and instead cheerfully convinces you that perhaps you should have "just one more drink maybe a Club Mate".
The EU strategy requires that the frequency of engineered insects exceeds a nonzero introduction threshold in order for the constructs to go to fixation even if there are no fitness costs (Davis et al. 2001).
Furthermore the analysis of the constructed GO graph reveals that the identified processes are solely connected through very generic parent terms.
