Practicing architects and engineers, while not surprised to hear the call for more stable buildings, said that if heeded, the implications could be profound.
It's still a great bet that Krause laid a more stable foundation for building his team.
Sandler, whose family battled apartheid in South Africa as social workers, township doctors and (more dangerously) as financiers for the Spear of the Nation (the armed wing of the African National Congress), looks at logistics as an economic cornerstone for building more stable and democratic societies in sub-Saharan Africa.
Very shortly after, the workers from the same group further improved the method by using more stable nucleoside phosphoramidites as building blocks.
We focus on protecting and caring for children in danger — wherever they are — and the efforts to start building more stable futures for all children, including the most vulnerable.
When he made his unannounced visit to Iraq this month, Mr. Obama talked about building "a more stable and prosperous country".
But prices there are more stable, he said, because the building is older and has not been renovated to the same degree as 37 Wall.
During their nearly two decades of rule, the Americans built roads and bridges, centralized the Haitian state — setting the stage for the vast conurbation of greater Port-au-Prince that we see today in all its devastation — and sent Haitians abroad to be educated as agronomists and doctors in the hope of building a more stable middle class.
The reduction of overturning base moment due to isolation indicates that the building becomes more stable compared to the fixed base structure.
From a political standpoint, what real progress have we made in building a more stable government in either Iraq or Afghanistan after all these years?
