Specifically in developing countries, these techniques could help policy-makers craft policies to reduce public-private and rural-urban maldistribution.
Bornholm's rich, slow culture attracts makers, crafts-people and tourists alike, and aspects of the Bright Green Island's high-tech thinking, imported from the big city, seem a little out of step with this way of life.
In his brief exchange, Newell said he expected to see several PC makers crafting Steam-centric gaming PCs for the living room in 2013, and that their products would rival the next generation Xbox and PlayStation.
Because of a photo's presumed reality, viewers experience the subject as the image-maker crafts her to be.
This is the reason that every big brewing company wants to present itself as a maker of craft beers.
Constructed with a model maker's craft and Jules Vernian imagination, Ms. Bontecou's assemblages have bowed, sail-like elements made of porcelain and smudgy canvas that seem to be filled by a steady, ethereal wind.
There is, repeatedly, the impressionable boy, an only child; the affectionate and winning father; the restless, thwarted mother; the mother's aging parents; the move from town to farm -- Updike's modestly magical surround, illumined half by memory, half by the maker's craft.
It is considered an exceptional example of this early Pennsylvania Dutch style, sometimes used to store bibles or as a sample of the maker's craft.
Who are the traditional makers of craft in this country?
In America, ABI's Anheuser-Busch division is suffering growing competition from small makers of "craft beer".
I worked my way through college as a baby sitter, sandwich-maker, camp craft director and nursing-home aide.
