Addison Godel's research concerns the myriad, two-way relationships between architecture and its social and political contexts, with a focus on 20th century modernism.
Lo-fi is a criminally misused term but, recorded on a simple boombox, much of the Mountain Goats' unruly discography of cassette-only releases and myriad seven-inches more than qualifies.
But behind it, in myriad ways, billions use the forces of connection to resist the abyss and lift humanity.
Its subject was the human poisoning of the biosphere through the wholesale deployment of a myriad new 20th-century chemicals aimed at pest and disease control.
Another exceptional day is an antique and home decor shopping trip where your guide personally escorts you through the myriad of hundreds of shops to his cherry picked favorites, known for good quality and fair prices.
9. Croome, Worcestershire Serene landscape and lakeside including a myriad paths through 18th-century pleasure gardens.
This means that effective January 1st, myriad tax rates are applied to ebooks sold at retailers such as Apple iBooks, Amazon and Barnes & Noble UK.
synthetic hormone — DES, or Diethylstilbesterol — that caused myriad health problems in thousands of women in the 1940s and 1950s, federal regulators are only now beginning to take seriously the threat from BPA.
During the Internet bubble of the late nineteen-nineties, to take only the most extreme example, myriad companies were given multi-billion-dollar valuations by the stock market despite the fact that they had few prospects of ever earning meaningful profits.
On July 8th his myriad of health issues finally claimed him.
It has animated global public opinion and sparked protests in myriad far-flung cities. Hundreds of miles away in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, activists and observers report a ferocious campaign against religious minorities waged by the Islamic State, which earlier declared the establishment of a "caliphate" in the lands it controls.
