Compañía Nacional de Danza, of Spain, honors the music of Bach with Nacho Duato's "Bach: Multiplicity," a full-evening work with a multilevel, scaffoldlike iron set capable of opening and closing to reshape the stage space in many ways.
Spatial justice of fracking unites the environmental, social, economic, ecological factors and their processes that are temporally changing and reshaping the space people live in and depend on, and these complicated factors and their dynamic interactions are the core of spatial justice.
With a 20-year lease, the privately held Hawthorne, Calif.,-based company is rebuilding the launch complex to fit its rockets — the Falcon 9 and the soon-to-debut Falcon Heavy super-rocket — just as it envisions reshaping the space-launch industry.
They are an example of crime prevention through environmental design, which is a policy that tries to reshape the geographical space to reduce crime and enhance socioeconomic development.
She did not reshape the state.
During his 20-year golden streak, ending in 1925, he did more than anyone else to reshape the understanding of space, time, energy, matter and gravity.
Enriched active and inactive end-points enable us to not only re-evaluate the search performance of the ISS and the CSS by counting the numbers of annotated active and inactive hits in the hit lists, but also to utilize the structure information of these inactive compounds to reshape the chemical sampling space of the similarity search.
As humans continue to reshape the earth, fewer spaces are meeting the definitions of what purists consider pristine wilderness.
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