That perception is changing; the city does not track modular data, but at least anecdotally, more developers and architects are embracing its ethos.
The Sick of the Fringe is a project that supports artists and theatre-makers to get outside their comfort zones, to explore new and different ways of thinking and working, and so, embracing that ethos, I stepped outside mine.
Ive made a point about Apple's focus on product design above other concerns, suggesting that the company is worthy of applause for embracing the ethos that products come first, and profits will follow.
Most financial institutions are still a long way from embracing the ethos of transparency and integrity and the real reforms necessary to win back the trust of their customers and ordinary people who still bear the brunt of the brutal recession that followed the crash.
David Carr on why political conventions should embrace the ethos of reality TV.
Kaliouby embraced the ethos, and, though Picard was in a much more senior position, Frank Moss told me that the two women worked together in a "mind meld".
Families that don't embrace this ethos leave or can be asked to leave, an option not available to regular public schools.
But in his second year, things improved; either the system had broken him, or he had embraced its ethos – even he can't say which.
Lyga embraced the ethos of the L.A. street cop, a breed distinguished not so much by race, or even by gender, as by distinctness from the "insiders," or "bun boys" — officers who make their way to command positions through desk jobs and adjutancy.
And while the two men take different approaches to similar material (the more formally bold Mr. Greengrass shatters movie space like glass), each embraces an ethos that's at odds with the no pain, no gain, no brain mind-set that characterizes too many such flicks.
Bolgar's home today is a meeting place for colleagues and friends who embrace that ethos.
