They provide boundaries within which meaning exists.
It advertises the most unusual feature of this International: an elaborate show within the show, called "The Playground Project," which documents the history, current development, and future prospects of urban playgrounds.
WHAT TO DO The neighborhood is generously endowed with parks and playgrounds, including the London Planetree Playground, which has almost two acres, and the 24-acre Tudor Park.
At a playground at Wyandanch Park, which is within the safety zone, Robert Parks, 51, who was with his nephew, Johnny Wooten, 6, said the area was a "notorious" hangout for gangs.
For theorists, synthetic gene oscillators are a playground in which to test mathematical models for the dynamics of gene regulation.
Between 1996 and 2005, US emergency rooms treated about 200,000 children a year for playground injuries, which is a lot.
Rather, the conservancy identified several priorities in the new approach to playground development, which it has named Plan for Play.
It's a kind of playground in which the 20-member ensemble gathers to sunbathe, dance, celebrate, mourn and dream.
"I wasn't scouted from a school, but the playground to which I had always been supremely dedicated before.
Charles Wicksteed opened his park in 1921 before manufacturing the swings and other playground equipment, which were exported around the world.
