Now, these things are simply part of the fabric of our shared life.
The words "price tag" spray-painted in Hebrew on the wall of a burned mosque inside Israel's pre-1967 borders transformed Israel's Arab citizens into targets and tore at the all-too-delicate fabric of a shared democracy.
Francis writes, "We want to enter fully into the fabric of society, sharing the lives of all, listening to their concerns, helping them materially and spiritually in their needs, rejoicing with those who rejoice, weeping with those who weep; arm in arm with others, we are committed to building a new world".
"We want to enter fully into the fabric of society, sharing the lives of all, listening to their concerns.
The urban fabric bears the marks – state buildings, subsidized housing and transportation, civil servant salaries – of the relationship between government and the educated elite, animated by a discourse of shared commitment to national development (Tall 2009).
This router consists of three line-cards (LC1, LC2 and LC3) and a switch fabric (SF) shared by four slices ((S1), (S2), (S3) and (S4)).
By linking regional disease surveillance networks, CORDS builds a trust-based social fabric of experts who share best practices, surveillance tools and strategies, training courses, and innovations.
Communities of practice (CoPs) such as these have three fundamental elements: a domain of knowledge that creates a common ground and a sense of common identity; a community of people who care about the domain and create the social fabric of learning; and a shared practice that the community develops to be effective in their domain [ 12].
Embedded manycore architectures are often organized as fabrics of tightly-coupled shared memory clusters.
When Daniel inadvertently learns about the fate of a former girlfriend, he is compelled to set off on a quest across continents and into his past, a quest that threatens his marriage, his sanity and the very fabric of the life he shares with Claudette.
