Comprising stacked towers of column-free laboratories, this was the first of his projects to articulate the difference between "served and servant spaces" – the latter being stairwells, airducts and other supportive networks.
Along the ventral margin of the nasal, a narrow flange (referred to here as the "nasal-maxillary process") projects anteroventrally to articulate with a notch along the dorsal margin of the ascending ramus of the maxilla (Figures 3, 36B).
R&D teams have no time to organize project information, nor to articulate the rationale behind the actions that generated the information.
In a way I only became a photographer with this project, when I learned over time how to articulate my project and how to ask people for what I needed from them and how to move in such a small and closed space in a way that would neither inhibit my work nor make anyone around me feel uncomfortable.
Casting shapes the initial pre-production of just about any project, especially when done well, because, by design, casting agents elevate any production with their experience, insight, and ability to articulate the project demands to the talent, often better than the producers, writers, and directors.
The lateromedially-flattened pterygoid wing projects anteriorly from the quadrate to articulate with the quadrate ramus of the pterygoid.
Mike Pence projects calm reassurance and strength and an ability to articulate a vision and policies Americans support.
"I can't tell you the pressure that Project Fear and remain put on senior business people not to articulate their views," he said.
