This format imposes a crude narrative structure on the day's events, with peril ultimately usurped by a happy, or at least whimsical, conclusion.
A crude social structure has sprung up in isolated local communities; bandits maraud through stretches of countryside; and life has been reduced to the Hobbesian state: nasty, brutish and short.
For its part, Israel tore down two settlements -- a crude hilltop structure made of stones and canvas that had served as a synagogue at the site outside the city of Hebron, and some shipping containers that settlers had placed on a barren hilltop at a second outpost, to the south of Jerusalem.
Forms collide, materials clash, buildings tear open to reveal the crude steel structures beneath.
In the back, however, are the holding cells, crude wooden structures, with a narrow waiting area protected by barbed wire.
What you will seldom see is the original large gardens that gave these courtyard houses their name: during the Mao era, several families were often squeezed into one family's home, and the central gardens were filled with crude brick structures that remain today.
After testing various configurations, a crude-earth structure with a metal-net fuel reactor, placed inside the combustion chamber, resulted to be the most promising lay-out.
Z. tritici does not form haustoria or cruder feeding structures (Shipton et al., 1971; Kema et al., 1996a).
The Isle of May light has a long history having been in operation since 1635 when a crude coal-fired structure was erected.
