I say "pipe dream" because the staggering amount of resources and labor it would require to build such a wall plants the project firmly in the realm of the implausible, if not the impossible.
Often, growth-related projects fall in the realm of very important but not urgent, but startups primarily operate in the realm of urgent and very important.
Biden does not project even slightly in the realm of myth.
Forecasters start off on slightly safer ground when they project accumulating deficits in the realm of goods outside the market, like pollution.
"They're sitting on their chairs, they're drinking coffee and they're drafting projects that stay in the realm of their imagination," said Israa Ahwass, a 20-year-old pharmacy student at Tripoli University, which was guarded by a knot of militiamen.
Our model shows a clear linkage to these theories, references key articles, and gives special consideration to empirical studies in the realm of projects, programs, project portfolios, and project-based or project-oriented organizations.
This study identifies organizational enablers (OEs) for governance and governmentality in the realm of projects in project-based organizations (PBOs).
The dynamics of "de-solitudinizing," through the actions and the creations of the individual in the social world, then, project the realm of possibilities not only from the "I" to the other, and vice-versa, but also from our social world (in the here-and-now) to their social world (in the future)—in short, from one generation to the next.
Of course, 007 isn't just a project, it's an institution, and change in the realm of James Bond is like change in grand-scale politics: it's incremental and frustrating, except when a fortuitous match of character, principle, and circumstance, of imagination and charisma — or response to catastrophe — bring about major shifts.
But this is exactly the point — it takes a project out of the realm of business as usual.
