Built with generous city and state subsidies, Met Life's project pioneered the practice of urban renewal, serving as the inspiration for similar slum clearance projects like Penn South, Lincoln Towers and Washington Square Village.
But that rhetoric ignores the obvious question: Who does urban renewal serve?
By contrast, 'discriminative extinction' training where the renewal context served as the stimulus signalling that the response would not be rewarded (S R1-no O), did attenuate renewal of that reS R1-noin the renewal cOntext (Todid Vurbic, & Bouton, in press), consistent with the impattenuatescrenewalive extinctiof thatning on PIT (experesponse).
With a few exceptions, urban renewal projects served to reinforce already existing patterns of racial segregation.
A solo piano recital of magisterial authority; a poetry reading of slippery connotation; a headstrong renewal of purpose, served under the guise of retrospection.
The six blocks in the Seward Park urban renewal area have served as a symbol of the struggle to preserve affordable housing in working class neighborhoods against rapidly encroaching luxury development.
Human embryonic stem cells (hESC), which exhibit the characteristics of pluripotency and self-renewal, may serve as a model to study the role of miRNAs in early human development.
But in a reversal of the sixties, when urban renewal in the Bronx served as a warning to downtown Manhattan, today's Bronx residents have been cautioned by the rapid development of other boroughs.
It's about the grant proposal that may or may not be up for renewal, and the egos served or starved by it.
Thus, the extent to which tissues are better served by renewal control or fate control is likely to depend strongly on the timing with which cells of different types are needed, the types of disturbances that are likely to arise, and the costs of implementing each type of strategy.
