As a result, the editors usually commission an illustration — illo is the in-house term of art — for the cover that tends to be playful, wistful or just plain fun.
In housing terms this may be the "age of aspiration" as the housing minister said recently, but against an austere backdrop there is a long way to go before the supply of housing, or the ability of would-be home-owners to achieve their aspiration, are likely to show any significant pickup.
These sound like impressive numbers, but working out at just £ 2,500 per unit, in housing terms this buys you as much fuck-all as you like.
In her honor, the Met turned an issue of its annual Journal into a 319-page Festschrift; it contained essays by 28 colleagues from the museum and elsewhere, an in-house record in terms of contributors.
"East London is now much more influential in the capital's economy and in housing market terms.
To this end, an in house software program, termed Pepticomb, was developed and used to analyze the Tr.
Of course, you'll have to trust your chosen social media partner to nail the tone and personality of your brand, before you bring it back in-house in the longer term.
4 The Partial Risk Adjustment in Surgery (PRAiS) model 5 6 was developed for the purpose of in-house monitoring of short term outcomes by clinical teams.
This paper evaluates the operation of a grid-connected photovoltaic/electric-battery system in a house in terms of cost savings and energy savings.
In this paper, we focus on long-term in-house activity monitoring that aims at early detection and prevention of such conditions.
Emanuel Stern Emanuel Stern, owner of the Soho and Tribeca Grand hotels, says that Kiehl's was his first choice for in-house bath products, in terms of quality and design (it didn't hurt that Kiehl's owners were also family friends).
