There is at least one other eco-troubleshooting team based in England, but despite their common goals they have a less-than-hospitable view of each other.
With an elaborate garden, outdoor cafes and one of the best museum restaurants in the county, the center is a uniquely hospitable perch for views, on a clear day, from the Pacific to downtown.
And Lefèvre's psychology puts him in a tradition, with Ramon Lull and Nicholas of Cusa, that was hospitable to Platonic views on universals such thinkers adopted a psychology especially open to mathematical metaphors as examples of universal cognition.
After breakfast, Iyer and I stood on the corner of Lenox Avenue and 130th Street, and I said something trivial about how the sheer richness of things in view seemed hospitable to jazz during the period when New York was its main home, and he said that for him it was instead the nervous rhythm of the city that fed the music.
JOSEPH I. LIEBERMAN -- Mr. Lieberman is looking to the third wave of primaries on Feb. 3, which includes states more hospitable to his moderate views.
In fact, in the medieval period Islamic societies were more hospitable to Jews and viewed them more positively than did Christian Europe.
Usually viewed as hospitable locations in which stem cells must reside in order to display their intrinsic characters, niches may turn out to have less to do with the need to keep stem cells in a stem-like state than with the need to achieve control and coordination over the intrinsic individuality of stem cells.
"And I happen to be a Republican because I perceive the Republican Party is marginally more hospitable to my point of view".
"Outside the town is a war zone," he said.Though courteous and hospitable, the commanders expressed ugly views.
Traditionally, the human esophagus has not been viewed as a hospitable environment for microorganisms because of anatomical structure, and culture-based approaches that have been used to analyze microbiota showed that the esophagus was either sterile or contained only a few transient bacteria [ 20, 21].
For more than a decade, migrants have come to Calais in hope of sneaking across the channel to Britain, which is viewed as a more hospitable destination for asylum seekers, Mr. Galisson said.
