Among the fastest growing pockets of older Pennsylvanians are postwar suburban developments, which once harbored young families.
While Helms wants to ensure essentials such as electricity remain, he sees an opportunity to diversify into new areas, albeit still primary industries – forestry on Rio Tinto's rehabilitated mine area, development of pockets of gas and manganese.
Scattered throughout the development are pocket parks, tiny landscaped green spaces.
Ultimately he had a highly successful career in marketing and promotions, including the development of Pocket Planner.
What has been frequently rumoured is made obvious by this raging bull reaction to a democratic vote - the mayor and his friends have been living off this village for the past 24 years, creaming the top off development grants, pocketing graft and extracting favours.
The development of pocket-sized, easy-to-use and affordable ultrasound machines might help spread the use of echocardiography to general practice.
The classical concept of broad-based development beyond the pockets of "upper classes" dates to the publications of Marx's volumes which elaborately deal "with classes".
Bledsoe suspects that besides filling somebody's pockets, development in NorthPark won't actually benefit local residents.
Finally, the rapid and common development of ATP pocket mutations, such as mutations of the "gatekeeper" residue that regulates access to a back hydrophobic pocket within the ATP site, both increases catalytic activity and confers resistance to many ATP-competitive inhibitors.
Mary Garrard should talk to the Titans, who are using play action and motion to hide Vince Young's lack of development as a pocket passer.
At the time, Florida residents were angered by having to pay the long-term cost of widespread new development while builders pocketed the profits.
