This too is how art can console: by provoking and enlivening, reminding us of the myriad, immaterial infrastructures on which our society, for better and worse, also rests.
But the vision has run up against Haitian reality: myriad economic and infrastructure deficiencies, the lack of credible opportunity in rural areas and the fading of international interest and funds.
Yet New Guinea's awkward geography, poor infrastructure and myriad ethnic divisions make it difficult to mount an effective prevention campaign.Myanmar presents even more daunting challenges.
We believe that our approach offers an effective mechanism to compare and select resources from the myriad of providers and infrastructure products.
These costs include hardware/software, system maintenance/upgrading, telecommunication charges, technical support, faculty/program development and evaluation, student support... and a myriad of personnel and infrastructure costs associated with these vital components and services.
While politicians in Congress constantly whine about how China is surpassing the United States in myriad ways - quality infrastructure foremost among them - projects like the 7 line proceed almost unnoticed or are not noticed until it is too late.
As the owner of the Rossonian since 2006, Mr. Bourgeois said he's been working to resolve myriad issues with Denver's infrastructure before taking on the financial risk of redeveloping the hotel.
They benefit in myriad ways from the UK's infrastructure, culture and rule of law and yet do everything in their considerable power to cheat the British exchequer out of monies that would help sustain those virtues of British life.
Soil erosion, in its myriad forms, devastates arable land and infrastructure.
Although Boston Mayor Martin Walsh has pledged to expend no public funds except for upgrading city infrastructure, critics have raised myriad concerns.
