Gotham is presenting a concert on Oct. 10 at Corpus Christi Church featuring the finalists in a Baroque ensemble competition sponsored by Early Music America: What better sign of entrenchment than a competition?
During the early realization of the plan, new defensive entrenchments were built and the old forts were strengthened with concrete.
Interestingly, this entrenchment actually comes from Europe's early adoption of smartphones, long before the US found them to be useful or popular.
Occupational commitment and occupational (career) entrenchment are two multidimensional constructs in the "early development" stages.
Manifold challenges for future research were identified, placing the scenarios in sharp contrast with early portrayals of climate engineering research as threatening a 'slippery slope' of possible entrenchments, lock-ins and path dependencies that would inexorably lead to deployment.
The results generated by the LISp-Miner software are mostly local in nature, with the example of 'Collision with a deer occurs to middle-aged men significantly more frequent in the early afternoon than before noon' rather than global like 'The proportion of road entrenchments decreases linearly as the driver's age increases.'.
get entrenched in your psyche and each rejection only furthers the entrenchment.
Only two decades ago Ghana itself emerged from military dictatorship, and, to be sure, Ghana's early history reads like its Arab Spring counterparts: all four cast off colonial rule in the 1950s, followed by military entrenchment or military overthrow of civilian rule.
Early in the war, General Robert E. Lee adopted the frontier rifleman's breastwork composed of two logs on the parapet of the entrenchment, and many of Lee's victories were the result of his ability to use hasty entrenchments as a base for aggressive employment of fire and maneuver.
Thus, Museveni's strategy signified the entrenchment of a military constituency and an extension of the armed forces into civil society, underscoring the earlier warnings about military action.
