HOUSE 2: Philadelphia -- This little 1960's ranch house, on its half-acre lot with its bare patch of grass, faces a cul-de-sac of similarly routine landscapes.
Finally, after the dust has cleared and both husband and wife have settled into their new roles and routines, the landscape of their new life together finally becomes clear: They know how to talk to the kids, who will be going back to work, what the family finances look like, and, eventually, what shape their sex life will take from now on.
If Joseph Wright of Derby caught the thrill of invention and energy at the birth of the industrial revolution in 18th-century Britain, Lowry saw the wan, de-energised, ashen routine of a landscape and a people shaped by smokestacks and mills.
Even the faculty cannot escape the long arm of risk management policies and training sessions; mandatory harassment seminars for personnel are a routine part of the landscape of university life today.
Modern land development and mass grading practices also result in the routine development of urban landscapes with highly disturbed compacted soil profiles.
Targeted gene knockdown using high throughput screening approaches is becoming a routine feature of the scientific landscape, and researchers can now evaluate the function of each gene in the genome in a relatively short period of time.
The study, "Landscape Analysis of Routine Immunization in Nigeria," was a collaborative effort between the IVAC, the government of Nigeria and Solina Health.
They are as unremarkable and routine a part of this landscape as the children skipping by on their way to school, or the tangle of traffic in the streets.
This better performance has to be related to changes in the dispersal behaviour itself, dispersing butterflies in fragmented landscapes switching from routine, exploratory movements with a slow, tortuous trajectory, to special directed movements designed for net dispersal [ 28, 29].
Embedded into the language of the landscape and integrated into the routines of everyday life, toponymic commemorations belong to the political geography of public memory.
