Historically, projects had been shaped by two main factors: the Army Corps of Engineers' conviction that nature can be subdued by levees and dams, and its reflexive green-lighting of any flood control project that encouraged commercial or agricultural development.
We talked about how American society has historically projected racial fear onto innocent men, and about how Harper Lee portrayed the town of Maycomb so vividly that you could see the streets and porches.
"Historically, projects were discussed in either the language of economic value or of environmental performance, but we've figured out how to translate from one language to the other," said Mr. Smolik of Dow.
Historically, construction project managers started as laborers before advancing to become foremen, project superintendents, and finally project managers.
Given the resounding success of Plato's advocacy of "philosophy," it is very easy to forget that at the time he was advocating a (historically) new project in a context swirling with controversy about the relative value of such projects (and indeed about what "philosophy" means).
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He had recently taken on a historically sensitive project when he designed a civic center and capitol building for the new state of Hawaii that incorporated the 19th-century Iolani Palace.
One could argue that, historically, the project of transcendental philosophy begins as a refutation of skepticism.
The cold-pressed linseed oil used as a reference in the ESI MS measurements was prepared by Leslie Carlyle as part of the HART (Historically Accurate Reconstructions Techniques) project [5]; linseed stand oil was Winsor and Newton, collection of AIC.
Although liberal patriotism is an "identification with a particular, historically located project of political self-rule"—that is, American liberal democracy it nevertheless also "entails a sense of responsibility to outsiders and insiders alike…." (Ibid, 198).
