In a rambling monologue prompted by a young reporter, an old man living alone, in physical and emotional disarray, whose best friend — a famous figure — has recently committed suicide, examines the impact on his life of the man and his death.
Especially, food ordering processes, that describe the transition of products' physical arrangement from disarray to a structural order, play a major role and will be considered in this paper.
Decades of rapid decline threw Detroit's physical urban structure into disarray, and resulted with centrally located business district, closely surrounded by largely vacant neighbourhoods (Fig. 1).
To its critics, the decline of some of Banana Kelly's properties is a physical reflection of the group's internal disarray, which is sketched in remarkably consistent terms by current and former board members, former employees and financial backers.
Now, his game has been in disarray over a series of injuries, physical limitations and another change in coaching.
Last month a woman was giving me an informal, post-coitus physical and asked me about the scars and general disarray.
Rhiannon Rees, also a newly-qualified teacher, recalls a maths lesson in which physical activities and a hot classroom threw her plans into disarray.
In the following months, as my over-used hands continued to wage civil war, despite dozens of doctor visits, hours of physical therapy, several cortisone shots and surgery, my once-promising fledgling flute career deteriorated into a state of complete disarray.
Voter registration is in disarray.
The Democrats are in disarray.
