Unlike a number of his contemporaries — Neil LaBute, Richard Greenberg, Kathleen Tolan — the forty-two-year-old Cruz is not a screenwriter in playwright's clothing; he does not write flat, naturalistic exchanges, tailored more or less to the demands of plot.
They have turned warehouses into penthouse flats, royal exchanges into restaurants, and chapels into community centres.
The contract would entitle them to receive the electricity, either by plugging into any one of hundreds of thousands of recharge points across the country, or by exchanging flat batteries for fully charged ones.
The women's game, by contrast, is a study in brute force, with the players exchanging flat, punishing ground strokes, forehand and backhand alike, point after point, set upon set.
The development of such controlled terminology aims at facilitating the exchange, analysis and management of genomic data, particularly genomic databases and flat file data exchange formats.
However, Scott Phillips, an analyst with CIBC World Markets, said he expected Ariba to get a share of exchange revenues regardless -- if not from a per-transaction fee then from a share of flat fees that exchange participants will likely pay in the future.
When I contacted Sky, I was told it could not provide the services in the upstairs flat as the "exchange was full"; I would instead have to pay a higher cost, or cancel.
Conventional flat plate Proton Exchange Membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) designs have been under investigation for the last five decades with the majority of the research being conducted in fluid dynamics of the reactants, membrane chemistry, thermal characteristics, stacking, and electrical properties.
They are then paid a flat fee in exchange for all of the rights of the finished book.
However, as the world becomes more and more "flat," per se, exchanges and communications become astonishingly bidirectional.
