At teaching institutions like Towson, "inevitably research takes longer--I don't have any postdocs," and researchers must depend for lab work on master's-level grad students and undergraduates, who, although bright and enthusiastic, need training, have many other calls on their time, and are often "in and out in 1 or 2 years".
Over the years, and against a backdrop of civil war and the rise of the Taliban, a bond develops between Mariam and Laila as they become allies in a personal war against their husband, a man they despise for his violence but upon whom they depend for survival.The book works well on several levels.
The construction industry, which the majority of men from Ezbet Khairallah depend on for work as casual labourers, has shrivelled.
They perform mind-blowing stunts dressed in clothes as flimsy as paper doilies and are forced to meet Hollywood's demands for ever-shrinking waistlines without losing the muscles they depend on for work.
Companies like MakerBot, TechShop and Kickstarter are playing a large part in fixing the breakdown between historical industrialized employment and manufacturing models, which people still depend on for work, and the more flat and networked world in which we now live.
The implementation of changes seems to depend for an important part on professionals working collaboratively.
Even worse, does he or she not even look for work, instead depending on you for support or asking for loans?
In return for receiving financial support, out of work claimants, depending on their circumstances, must look for work, or take steps towards it.
Like a farm, an ecosystem can be regarded as an organism on a higher level in which various components depend on, work for and with each other.
Benedetto's work depends for its effect less on invention and originality than on unfailing taste and an exceptionally high level of technical skill.
