This was the death certificate, the grave end of cradle-to-grave documentation.
An even more holistic perspective on urban forest carbon offset LCA seems to be a promising forward-looking approach for assessing the effects of not just a single stage, but the complete life cycle from creation and use to end-of-life (cradle-to-grave).
And the Administration's attempting to end the sequester, not by calling for its straight repeal (as it should), but by offering cuts to Social Security at the later end of that "cradle to grave" span.
For Prime Minister George Papandreou, who commands a seven-member majority in Parliament, the bill represents the beginning of the end of the cradle-to-grave state compact that his father put in place as prime minister in the early 1980s.
In education, cities are building end-to-end "cradle to career" pathways.
At the other end of HPN's cradle-to-career spectrum is, of course, the question of job placement, which is where Eden Area ROP comes in.
Hold the maul firmly with your non-writing hand at the end of the handle, and cradle the maul with your dominant hand, just below the head of the maul.
The portly and bespectacled Mr. Thomas, 61, represents the southern end of California's Central Valley, the cradle of one of the richest farm belts in the nation.
Langford has been a revelation this year, and wasn't remotely daunted by the big occasion, laying six tackles and scoring three goals, two of them certifiable classics: one glorious strike on the run at the end of a mesmerising cat's cradle of handballs, one conjuring trick from an absurd angle in the forward pocket.
Life cycle assessment (LCA) model is established to consider the system processes from cradle to end of construction.
