As a result, we shall develop a spatial model of the organisation of city's area: "fundamental city model", and calculate with the help of it the regional values of city sub-areas, mean regional values of NPP; biomass and the dead organic matter for urbanised territories of the world.
Increasing the availability of safe water is also fundamental in cities, mostly for people living in slums.
This one comes from an era of prosperity and an administration in City Hall that views parks as fundamental to city life, spending $700 million this year on capital improvements, up from about $50 million two decades ago.
"There is nothing more fundamental the city can do than plan the residential areas on the hill with great care," Shepard said.
Now imagine this tool is used as a blueprint for construction, with the implicit baked-in assumption that a) the neighborhood is the fundamental unit of city construction b) cities are built one neighborhood at a time, and neighborhoods one block at a time.
The fundamental importance of cities is emphasized in a report to be released by CEOs for Cities at its launching next Thursday.
Local preservationists argue that protecting the city's historic neighborhoods is fundamental to the city's survival.
Municipal socialism gave new life and power to the regions of Britain and brought to prominence the fundamental role of cities.
During panel discussions experts examined two fundamental challenges facing cities everywhere: mitigating greenhouse gas emissions and minimizing the local impacts of climate change.
Yet beyond all of this, there may be a more fundamental reason why cities have always been so important to terrorists and to terrorism.
Veering between the formal influence of Robbe-Grillet and the visionary tradition of dreamers like William Blake and Lautréamont, they are hyper-realistic tales dominated by the fundamental war between cities and nature, between mankind and mythology.
