The Lima plant is the only facility left in America capable of performing every facet of this work, so it was inevitable that if Abrams was going to keep fulfilling its role as the nation's premier land warfare combat system, there would be a need for the tank plant.
"Beneath every facet of this work [at Denison] is a focus on instilling within students notions of civic agency--the ability of people to act together on common problems across differences--while also giving faculty, staff, and local residents more opportunities to work in their communities".
Smektala agreed that creativity pops up everywhere in making a game: "Creativity is required in every facet of game dev work – from designing gameplay pillars of a new IP to the smallest of tweaks of the menu buttons.
As a Diamond Founder of the Medical Center together with Mrs. Haas, the two worked together side by side generously supporting every event of the American Committee and every facet of the Hospital's work -from the expansion of our synagogue to equipping the Jesselson Heart Center and supporting our Well Baby Nursery and Maternity Department.
Believing that the director must control every facet of a production, Reinhardt worked closely with his designers, Ernest Stern, Alfred Roller, Oscar Strnad, Emil Orlik, and the Norwegian Expressionist painter Edvard Munch.
Every facet of the business was working to figure out the best way to break through the noise of hundreds of thousands of books that come out every year and become one of the lucky few that turns into a bestseller.
"It gives you every facet of the man and his work".
In doing so, the movie embraces the outlandishness of Cruise's character, the plot and the masks, and every other goofy trope, treating these extraordinary things as just another facet of work life.
This kind of care and hard work underlies every facet of Ms. Isbin's career.
Focused on the fundamental principles at the core of this discipline, this work outlines every facet of design, component selection, and regulatory concerns.
The government's intrusion into every facet of Sydneysiders' lives – our commutes to work, our neighbourhoods and local councils, our nights out – have forced a large and increasingly broad cross-section of people to actually pay attention to state politics and the mundane but pervasive ways in which it shapes our lives.
