Updated at 3.28am BST 2.26am BST Glimpses of the road to Roswell 'The Trail Boss' of Artesia, NM: And its modern pillars of industry: 1.53am BST Out of Texas, into New Mexico In honor of bristela, Trimphone, usaprofessor5 and all the commenters below the line: 1.20am BST We've just passed through Carlsbad, which is the first place we've seen that resembles a city since leaving Austin on Monday.
Peter Drucker observed decades ago that large organizations and institutions are among the "constitutive elements" of modern society — pillars, if you will, to uphold the values and provide the benefits people hold dear — and given their growing scale this is more true today than ever.
It feels like a pillar of modern British democracy.
As one of the country's biggest market-making firms, Knight has long been a pillar of modern stock trading.
Surprisingly, one lens through which to study the connection between black holes and quantum mechanics is another, seemingly unrelated pillar of modern physics: chaos.
The administrative state, a pillar of modern American government, is tasked with making and enforcing economic and environmental regulations, designing and running social welfare programs, fighting crime and corruption, providing for the national defense and so much more.
The singularity theorems apply to so-called classical space-times that ispace-times thatns of space and tise toat ignore quantum theory, that other great pillar of modescriptions.
Seen from the park Mr. Piano's structure immediately brings to mind the work of Mies van der Rohe, a pillar of modern architecture who moved to Chicago from Germany in the 1930s.
To do otherwise would have been unthinkable: Saint-Saëns, the subject of this year's Bard Music Festival, had grown from a child prodigy akin to Mozart and Mendelssohn into a world-renowned composer and performer, and a fundamental pillar of modern French music.
