Even though it is the largest, most emotional excavation job in American history -- the crews continue to sift each bucket of debris for human remains -- everybody involved, including city officials, construction executives, union leaders and workers, say they are amazed at how smoothly and efficiently the job has gone.
The artist has referred to her sculptures as "landscapes of human debris".
"The conditions there would be appalling to most of us," he said, describing a site littered with trash, old propane tanks, debris, and open pits of human waste.
A tell is a mound that marks the site of an ancient settlement (it is the result of debris from human activity in the settlement building up over the years).
Robots still get flummoxed by all sorts of odd and unexpected events – detours, leaf-covered roads, gesturing traffic police, wind-blown bits of debris – that human drivers interpret and respond to with remarkable aplomb.
The growth of the near-Earth debris population since the beginning of human space activities is now a fact commonly admitted by space agencies worldwide.
Orbital debris from over 50 years of human activity in space are threatening the operations of existing and future satellites and the sustainability of high-value satellite orbits.
It was noted that blast overpressure and flying debris were the main causes of human deaths, personal injuries and structure damages.
The near earth orbital environment is getting hazardous due to increasing space debris accumulated as a result of human space activities.
Defects in clearance of apoptotic debris is a common feature of human SLE [ 57].
Farrakhan is addressing the lost sheep: those who, for whatever reason, have no shepherd and belong to no flock; the vast human debris of urban, black America who live in areas which look as though they have been bombed - not quite the suburbs but way out on the fringes of city centres.
