Later, with minimal input from faculty, N.Y.U.'s administration decided that the university could save money by building on property that it already owned.
The learning of words by Rico and Chaser may have some bearing on how children acquire language, because children could be building on the same neural mechanisms.
A new core Europe could form, building on the Holy Roman and Hapsburg Empires.
"Who knew where this discovery could go?" Building on Chandross' initial discovery, a team led by Michael A. Rauhut at American Cyanamid in Stamford, Connecticut went to work studying the oxalyl chloride reaction, and ultimately designed a phenyl oxalate ester that, when mixed with hydrogen peroxide and a dye, gave off a powerful cold light.
Taking advantage of the air rights they would purchase, developers could erect buildings on Eighth Avenue about 40percentt larger and bulkier than had been allowed.
Against most predictions, he could set about building on his lead.
"More direct elections to the boards of local services could take place, building on the NHS Foundation hospital model we have put in place".
Armenian officials agreed he could erect a building on top of the Cascade in which to show his collection if he would complete the Cascade.
Related is planning its mixed-use project at Hudson Yards, and could also start building on a West 30th Street site on the edge of the yards, but Mr. Beal said neither location was likely to produce new apartments until 2013 or 2014.
Shame on you because in the last trial, when your verdict was due and you had the chance to make a real difference, when you could have kept building on progress and embrace the best of yourself--stronger, together, the only way you move forward you decided to live your darkest hour.
