Because of the lack of security, CARE, like many humanitarian groups, no longer uses the country's principal highway, the Grand Trunk Road connecting Kabul, the capital, to Peshawar in Pakistan.
The "branches" of the building, close to Sydney's Central Business District, are given over to informal meeting and seminar spaces with principal rooms gathered in the "trunk" of this sandstone coloured structure.
Its length necessitated the use of a pulley designed by Jean Laborde, the principal architect, to haul the trunk into place.
The A92 trunk road provides the principal access to the town passing through Glenrothes and connecting it to the wider Scottish motorway and trunk road network.
A series of passive, reflective markers were fixed on principal anatomical landmarks of the upper limb and trunk according to the Vicon Plug-In-Gait upper extremity model.
Its trunk is the series of the more principal neighboring genera closely appressed; everywhere genera are thrust out like twigs, yet [the principal genera] are never connected to each other by lateral relationships".
Supplementary bony landmarks, wheelchair, and treadmill reference points were digitised to determine principal axes of segments and locate articular joint centres for the trunk and nondominant U/L, wheelchair position and treadmill slope.
The dead trunks above the water release carbon dioxide, the principal cause of the climate crisis, but what goes on under the surface may be worse.
Principal components analysis identified three components of variability reflecting neonatal "head and trunk skeletal size," "adiposity," and "limb lengths".
His "principal problem," one of his colleagues reported, "was finding bags and car trunks large enough to hold the sheer bulk of lire involved in the payoffs" to government officials.
