But I think the confluence of walkability benefits arrives when both the ground layout and the built form harmoniously produce an environment that's both horizontally and vertically accessible, in terms of its programming.
It is at this point that the architecture of domestic space becomes a crucial and urgent "project" and thus a realm susceptible to be defined in terms of its program.
As each SBBD edition is unique in terms of its program and aiming at a more robust analysis, we consider only full papers actually presented at the symposium (i.e., our dataset disregards short papers, demos and tools, tutorials and keynotes, and workshop papers).
"There's a time to jump off, and when you do so, not significantly impact the museum in terms of its programming.
"And over the years the School has become stronger in terms of its development programs and its ability to provide scholarship funding.
Does your background as a scientist influence the potential research capacity of the zoo association as a coordinating body or the direction you are inclined to take the association and its membership in terms of its science and conservation programs?
A design firm on Tuesday presented an $18-million 18-million , 20-year 20-yeare city's outdoor Starlight Bowl amplanheatorenovate representheives of the firm cityed "drastically underutilized" and "slightly tired" in terms of its physical condition and programming.
Surprisingly, the cluster titled "social determinants of health" was assigned a relatively low rating in terms of its importance for a training program.
PG&E has been a national leader in terms of its energy efficiency and renewable energy programs.
Because of that deal, TANF helps far fewer Americans than it once did ― fewer than 30percentt of eligible parents get benefits ― and it is now one of the least significant federal programs in terms of its impact on poor people's lives.
