It is a modest show of panels and images, taking up just 3,000 square feet, but it is part of a renovation and modernization costing more than $550 million.
Several industry analysts say it is no coincidence that before Juniper's switch was announced, the Big Board signed a multimillion-dollar contract with Juniper for an upgrade to the exchange's data centers, as part of its own modernization to more electronic trading.
If this law can similarly be used in the realm of ethnicities, the greater modernization and more developed the economy, the greater the opportunity for all of the ethnicities to share their respective advantageous ethnic characteristics.
Algerian banks need modernization and more diversified portfolios to offer, besides short-term trade financing that boosts imports but also increases export of Algerian consumer goods.
The sisters appealed to Rome, but when the Vatican squelched their modernization efforts, more than 300 of them made what was an "unthinkable choice" for most nuns and asked to be released from their vows, Caspary later wrote.
Yet an August 2009 survey by the American Association of School Administrators revealed that only 12% of respondents were using the funds for modernization, whereas more than half were using the money to save personnel positions.
As China increases its rate of modernization and becomes more urbanized, more people are likely to have increasingly sedentary lifestyles and consumption of energy-dense diets.
What the system really needs is more modernization, she said.
The bleakness of the current political moment, with its repellent upsurge of misogynist and racist rhetoric, should make that project of modernization all the more urgent.
Similarly, these countries – as illustrated by examples from India – need more modernization and efficiency to save and improve the lives of their citizens.
