Nonetheless, the emergence of the steel framework of the Hearst Tower, now roughly 270 feet above the sidewalk on Eighth Avenue between 56th and 57th Streets, offers New Yorkers their first full-scale taste of one of Lord Foster's diagrids.
Because of the emergence of this regulatory framework and the demands of modern society, the doctor has become like any other employee who must occasionally negotiate for increased wages or third party payments to meet personal economic needs.
"Afghanistan is almost the archetypal international problem requiring a multilateral solution for the emergence of a political framework," he recently wrote in the International Herald Tribune.
This work is leading to the emergence of a collaborative framework for research on neurodevelopmental disorders in the region to carry out multicenter epidemiological studies with a common protocol.
The emergence of compressed sensing framework presents significant potential for efficient sensing and sampling systems [1 3] by helping to reduce sample complexity under realistic communication constraints.
We will highlight how research in these topics can contribute to the emergence of an integrative framework for Multiple-User Interface design and validation.
Our main objective is to contribute to the emergence of a conceptual framework for understanding and assessing CoPs in health policy.
In this work, we consider the problem of the emergence of seeds of cosmic structure in the framework of the non-inflationary model proposed by Hollands and Wald.
This paper documents the emergence of virtual testing frameworks for prediction of the constitutive responses of engineering materials.
It has been suggested that such compartmentalized structures consisting of FeS could offer three-dimensional reaction space and provide a framework for the emergence of the first cells [ 64].
Here we focus on the emergence of shared categorization patterns in the framework of the so-called Category Game (CG) [22], a language game [23] through which a population of individuals establishes a shared categorization that quantitatively reproduces the average correlation among different human languages as measured in the World Color Survey experiment [21].
