The monolithic, largely windowless structure sits on the so-called Miracle Mile of Los Angeles's Museum Row, along with the Zimmer Children's Museum, the Craft and Folk Art Museum and the Architecture and Design Museum.
Now much of Kenya is quickly adopting distributed, flexible, resilient solar power, largely because their monolithic, sclerotic, vulnerable grid doesn't reach much of the country.
(The US equivalent would be $1.4 trillion/year. By contrast, PayPal handles less than $100 billion/year worldwide, of which mobile-phone payments are but a small fraction). Now much of Kenya is quickly adopting distributed, flexible, resilient solar power, largely because their monolithic, sclerotic, vulnerable grid doesn't reach much of the country.
Salt Lake is the mildly diverse capital of a monolithic and largely rural conservative state.
This approach was to have a negative impact on the flexibility of the whole policy system by locking it into a monolithic and largely undocumented technology.
According to the findings presented therein, the dominant notion that Muslim NGOs are a monolithic bloc existing largely in parallel with and unconnected to secular/Northern/Western humanitarian NGOs is often in harsh contrast to the empirical realities on the ground.
But our collective understanding of carcinogenesis is still largely constrained by a historically monolithic toxicology-based approach that has been focused on the effects of mutagens and the disease itself.
That, too, cuts against any monolithic tendency to move towards areas largely populated by those who have the same political views as yourself.
The valley is the most important food center in the United States (and among the most important in the world), and it gets short shrift, largely because we tend to see it as industrial, monolithic, ugly and uninteresting.
