The Atwell Building, formerly known as the "Maths-Geography Block", opened in 2009 after suffering delays after the original building contractor went out of business.
(The American army, enjoying emptier geography, simply blocks the surrounding airspace when launching such drones).But this technology was missing, as a report to Mr de Maizière's aides in the defence ministry warned in February 2012.
Three officers involved were acquitted of manslaughter and other charges, but Mr. Bell's name became a rallying cry against police brutality, granting him a permanent place in the history of New York, even its geography: three blocks of Queens have been renamed Sean Bell Way.
(Lest anyone misinterpret the fictional geography of the block, he clarified that he does not live in the Jeffersons' house. Rather, in his own parlance, "I'm that Italian family," the Lorenzos, who lived next door to the Bunkers).
Census geography follows a hierarchical structure with blocks nested within block groups, block groups nested within tracts, and tracts nested within counties.
It's an almost theme park, with shops built into a low-lying village that changes its geography and century on every block, from ancient Rome to New Orleans' Bourbon Street -- anything but Macao.
Electoral wards are the main building blocks of administrative geography in the United Kingdom Greater Londonn consists of 649 electoral wards and these spatial units uniquely identify London boroughs [29].
Electoral wards are the key building block of UK administrative geography, being the spatial units used to elect local government councillors in district council areas in Northern Ireland.
The randomisation is pair-matched by geography, with adjacent clusters randomised in blocks.
Although the study was open-label, a blocked randomization scheme stratified by geography with 1 1 allocation to each arm (12 months ± 14 days of prophylactic treatment, or 12 months ± 14 days of on-demand treatment) was generated.
