Celebrities will apparently be part of the fabric of the program.
There also was a tulle bird cage embroidered with "wrought iron," which, in fact, was thin roulettes of fabric that the program notes said took 500 hours of handwork.
Observations from the SRAP's participants suggest that if foundations and other agencies intend to promote synergy among the initiatives they fund, then it should be built into the fabric of the program and pursued through multiple strategies: synergy doesn't just happen.
Surely someone at Rochas was not making a pun in the program notes, which called fabric for generously cut coats a "Prince of Whales Check".
She is woven into the fabric of this program and college in so many ways.
This chapter introduces OpenCL, the programming fabric that allows one to weave application to execute concurrently.
Professional training workshops have been part of the programming fabric at Carnegie Hall since 1990, when they were introduced as part of the hall's centennial celebration.
Allen, for his part, later wrote that he found Presley's "strange, gangly, country-boy charisma, his hard-to-define cuteness, and his charming eccentricity intriguing" and simply worked the singer into the customary "comedy fabric" of his program.
So she turned her attention to "doable" things like a clothing and fabric recycling program, partnering with Wearable Collections, a local business that does curbside pickups.
In addition, Microsoft is also open-sourcing the programming framework of Service Fabric on Linux.
