This chapter will leave little doubt that a new world infrastructure in the area of encrypted satellite communications is about to be constructed.
But in a stroke of good luck, the university was about to construct a high-containment laboratory in Masopust's own building.
For example, an owner we manage for was recently despairing over the cost of a new bathroom he was about to construct for a tenant of his rent-controlled apartment building.
Not acknowledging that you have limiting beliefs, and identifying what they are, means that they will stay active, threatening to undermine the life plan you're about to construct.
In the piece, which includes live painting onstage, the tallest building in the world is about to be constructed in Brooklyn.
In a clip on the Staatsoper's Web site, its general director, Nikolaus Bachler, says that this "Lohengrin" is about constructing a new society.
Maybe Europe isn't what they, or Americans, thought; perhaps something intricate and valuable that took decades to construct is about to be smashed.
(The museum, in Washington, is about to close while it constructs a new wing designed by Frank Gehry).
This paper describes the SCT modules of the barrel region, of which more than 2000 are about to be constructed.
A tarmac road was about to be constructed, linking these projects with Busia town.
And the next day we find that the 10-year project to decode the human genome, the operating manual for how human beings are constructed, is about to be completed, giving us the ability not only to cure disease in a new way but also to design offspring and change human nature.
