That is, as he explained, a purpose of "Live From the NYPL," the program he created after arriving at the library in 2004.
Everything, literally everything from matchsticks to toothbrushes, rubbers to condoms, has seen itself aestheticized, turned from a purpose made object into an object of desire and vice versa, over and over again.
Participants spoke of a positive mental health impact from exercise which had a purpose and of the particular appeal of the taste of fruit and the feeling of satisfaction from eating it.
Disease-specific data from a purpose-built cancer registry (Evaluation of Cancer Outcomes (ECO)) from 869 patients were used to predict survival at 6, 12 and 24 months.
All foods were provided free of charge from a purpose-built supermarket.
In biomedicine, the Gene Ontology (GO) (Ashburner, 2000) was the pioneer of moving from a purpose-oriented annotation vocabulary to a more principled resource.
Is that still true? A. The evolution of thought about this has gone from the only purpose of a business is to create a return for shareholders to a broader responsibility to shareholders, communities, suppliers.
In analyses of samples drawn from a population, the purpose of significance testing regression coefficients is to assess the likelihood that the estimates that apply to the sample also apply to the population as a whole.
But big-time football and men's basketball are clearly commercial entertainment and have been pulled away from the fundamental purpose of a university".
By Larry Doyle We are under an impression that C. views our ownership of the house as a deviation from the original purpose of our mission here.... From our perspective, purchase of the house was solely a natural progression of our prolonged stay here.
