The camp is also an introduction to the primary work of the Humane Society: safeguarding abandoned pets.
THE primary work of Timothy and Stephen Quay -- the obscure, identical-twin siblings known to the world of cinema as the Brothers Quay -- is the arcane and highly specialized art of puppet animation.
He tells us: "There are writers for whom commentary is absolutely central to their own creative project, who insist that at some level commentary can turn out to be every bit as original as the primary work of the novelist".
From this example, Supreme Court nominees took the lesson that the less said the better, and beginning with Anthony Kennedy, who succeeded Bork, nominees have taken to suggesting that simple fidelity to the law was the primary work of a Justice.
Once again, this is society's fault: "Only in the developed world and only since the 1950's... has there been this expectation that one woman alone in a house, recovering from birth and for months thereafter, must be able to do the primary work of comforting, caring for and entertaining a restless baby".
The primary work of this paper is to study the heat transfer and hydrodynamic characteristics in the oblique finned microchannel.
As one primary work of implementing the overall model, the luminance distribution of CIE standard general Skies is addressed, and a dynamic sky recognition method for utilization optimization of daylight is proposed based on swarm intelligence.
Armelagos and Sirridge thereby conclude that it is the dance performance, and not the actual score or any abstract notational structure in Goodman's sense, that is the primary work of art for purposes of identity.
This is the primary work of spirituality.
The primary work of this has already been initiated by the Grameen organizations with the help of different other organizations.
