Foucault (2010, 296) explains that subjects are made manageable through shared economic and political interests realized through 'civil society,' which is itself a technology of government.
But the plan was in the interest of realizing a profit sooner, and was only intended for the short term; historians say the Pilgrims were more like shareholders in an early corporation than subjects of socialism.
The fuller version entails the assumption that Hitchcock's conspicuous directorial control and the methods behind them — his meticulous pre-planning, his elaborate storyboarding, his repudiation of improvisation, all in the interest of realizing his thought-out intentions onscreen with a maximum of clarity and precision — constitute the exemplary form of the art of movies.
Integration of transparency, flexibility and stretchability to NGs has gained a lot of interest for realizing the energy harvesting systems in practical life.
There is a growing interest in realizing the benefits of continuous processing in biologics manufacturing, which is reflected by the significant number of industrial and academic researchers who are actively involved in the development of continuous bioprocessing systems.
A small forbidden gap matched to low-energy photons (meV) and a quasi-Dirac electron system are both definitive characteristics of bilayer graphene (GR) that has gained it considerable interest in realizing a broadly tunable sensor for application in the microwave region around gigahertz (GHz) and terahertz (THz) regimes.
The problem is that we like that band, but now people who don't know their music will think they are a bunch of dollar chasing pussies who ditched their silly name the second that they got some label interest without realizing that in their entire career they've only had one good idea: Calling their band The Muslims.
He called Sprewell the next day to gauge his interest, but realized New York's pitch had influenced his decision.
Martin Fridson, the chief executive of FridsonVision and a veteran high-yield market analyst, said he thought high-yield investors were likely to lose money in 2013, as declines in prices offset the interest income realized from the bonds.
Mr. Perata's interest, if realized, would make him part of a tradition begun by Jerry Brown — who served two terms as governor and ran for president three times before becoming mayor — and continued by Ron Dellums, who came to the job after nearly three decades in Congress and is still mayor, even if everyone is assuming he won't be for much longer.
