She envisioned and created a remarkable teaching resource, Portraits of Survival, which is an interactive exhibition used by police departments, gang members, senior citizens and school students.
Burton Reist, a bureau official, said Thursday that it is the nation's "official statistical portrait," used by governments to allocate resources, by businesses to make labor force and investment decisions, and in the distribution of federal money.
The findings from this study offer the first global portrait of supply-need dynamics for human resources for rehabilitation.
The portrait is of a President using every resource at his disposal to shut down an investigation — of Trump himself.
Four elements in the questionnaire allowed us to paint a general portrait of the effects of access to various resources that favor collaboration between organizations.
The wealthy middle class was growing and had both the resources and the appetite to commission portraits and other works.
Sanne snaps images of a myriad of subjects, focusing her lens on human portraits, animals, and landscapes, spending months and substantial resources to compile the project.
Set in Rome in 1978, it's an intimate portrait of a Soviet Jewish émigré family scrabbling for resources and facing an uncertain future.
The local characters who share this intimate environment with him — some young, some old, most without resources to live elsewhere — give Mr. Meyer's portrait its flesh tones.
The other 19 shared CISMeF resources types / MEDLINE publication types (e.g. portrait or table) have no semantic link with any of CISMeF metaterm.
Given that the extremely large slabs of stone used in their production were transported over large distances, requiring a great deal of human effort and resources, it is thought that the monuments represent portraits of powerful individual Olmec rulers.
