With the Idea Store in Whitechapel a culturally and linguistically diverse community Adjaye set out to make a new kind of a library that would be environmentally conscious and would provide a different vantage point for Tower Hamlets' residents to experience their neighborhood.
The jazz singer Patricia Barber has long been one of the most rewarding and distinctive of artists: her album "Verse," from 2002, was a ferociously intelligent and linguistically ambitious set of songs that recalled such artists as Mose Allison, Tom Waits, and Joni Mitchell.
Though the linguistic evidence indicates that, as far as we know, the core essays never formed three linguistically distinct sets of ten, Graham assumes that they originally must have.
In fact, however, the linguistic classification leaves us with too many essays in one group and too few in another for there to have been three linguistically distinct sets of ten at the time the Mozi was compiled.
'Carriers cannot form sounds the way most people can, and that sets them back linguistically so that they never get round to acquiring good grammar,' she said.
Mr. Hoiby's "Tempest," from 1986, is a linguistically faithful condensation of Shakespeare's play, set to a grandiose score for full orchestra.
This version was translated into Dutch according to the guidelines set by MAPI Research Trust, but not linguistically validated.
For one thing, his autobiography, Dreams From My Father, makes copious use of the word "motherfucker" – while his rival, linguistically speaking, seems to inhabit a 1950s sitcom set among the clean-cut patrons of a milkshake parlour.
One government initiative [ 4] relied on standards set by the Office of Minority Health [ 26], called the Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services Standards (or CLAS Standards; see Table 1).
Our social change model of integrated services sets participants on a path toward good health, stable families and economic independence with high-quality, culturally and linguistically relevant services.
