The new family section, which will be jointly edited by Becky Gardiner and Sally Weale in a job share, looks "gorgeous", they think.
The section, which will be renamed and run by the editorial department rather than the newsroom, will focus on opinion pieces.
This spring, we asked students at the Savannah College of Art and Design to submit their own illustrations to be considered for the cover of this year's section, which will be published the first week of May.
The new section, which will be graded on a scale of one to eight, joins the analytical writing section, graded on a scale of zero to six, as "a separate data point" outside the composite score.
The children's section will expand to 16,000 square feet from 12,000 and will include a children's museum, a young teen section and a 5,000-square-foot Family Place section, which will be named for its major benefactors, Horace and Amy Hagedorn of Sand's Point, who donated $100,000.
At the Esplanade's northernmost section, which will be known as the EcoPark, Jeremijenko and Benjamin were also installing a newer piece called "Mussel Choir": a glee club of bivalves that, with the aid of sensors and audio software, would "sing" about the quality of the water as they filtered it.
The board members are writing the individual sections, which will be given to three professional writers, so that "the report reads like one person wrote it," Admiral Gehman said after the briefing.
This paper presents a new heuristic method to that end (thoroughly described in section 2), which will be tested on the Brenner Base Tunnel (BBT) currently under construction (section 3).
Both of them inspire the adaptive threshold given in Section 3.2, which will be evaluated in the following.
One direction could be to find an alternative method (e.g., modified variants of the methods described in Section 2), which will be tractable in large-scale networks.
The ATLAS Core has a differentiated and updateable module for each of the functional blocks that were identified in Section 2, which will be described next.
