He writes five or six articles a week, and considers them all part of one project, which is to chronicle the history of the town.
The goal of this project was to try and chronicle or profile 50 different regenerative, sustainable, exciting practices I saw on the ground, not theoretical things, and try and make them interesting to get the word out to folks who don't normally follow these issues very closely.
His idea was to chronicle his new development from start to finish, with the added benefit that those commenting on the site could serve as a kind of focus group for the project.
One of the study objectives was to chronicle hospital outcomes, patient mortality, and hospital LOS, by infection status.
Ferrante's project is bold: her books chronicle the inner conflicts of intelligent women (professors, novelists) who, having made their way to Florence or Rome and to good jobs, find themselves confronting memories of the crude violence and misogyny of their youth.
His new novel, "The Lazarus Project," is a remarkable, and remarkably entertaining, chronicle of loss and hopelessness and cruelty propelled by an eloquent, irritable existential unease.
On the blog that she began to chronicle the project's progress, Karina writes, "Our aim is to tread lightly and gently, to preserve the atmosphere and authenticity of the Chateau and region as much as possible.
Her Revelation Project is one of few places where the text exists without verse numbers or chapter breaks, reimagining the whole chronicle as a completely new beast; thematic as opposed to more measured, quantitative breaks.
John's purpose for entering the fray was to criticize and chronicle, not to contribute.
The focus of this account is primarily to chronicle the blue phosphors developed in our laboratory.
