People will be selected to live in the prototypes and to evaluate them, Mr. Voltaire said.
The people of this city are especially selected to live there.
In "The Drowned and the Saved," Levi describes a moment of crisis when he knows he is about to be selected to live or die.
Two Californians, Bill and Lisa Cooke, are selected to live in a five-room adobe ranch house with their three teenage daughters, running the ranch with hired hands and only the tools and supplies that would have been available in 1867.
Shaharyar Khan, a philosophy major at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, is one of a handful of seniors selected to live in the early 19th-century academic village designed here by Thomas Jefferson.
Instead, my friends and my life are largely going to be determined by luck — which other freshman I'm randomly selected to live with, which classes I get admitted into, which dining hall I visit on some random Wednesday afternoon.
It's the lunchtime "bang up" period and the prisoners, 30 in total – made up of around half with a diagnosed personality disorder and half without who have volunteered and then been selected to live on the unit to act as a stable influence – are all locked in their cells.
Nilsa Rivera, 24, the local resident who was selected to live there, will move in this weekend with her 2-year-old daughter, her fianc?nd her brother; in June the institute will publish "A Pattern Book for Neighborly Houses," a guide to building well-designed affordable housing.
While diversity can directly affect economic performance, it is also possible that people from diverse backgrounds can self-select to live in places with economic opportunities.
Nine promising juniors and seniors are selected to live in the Entrepreneurship Flat, also known as the E-House.
In Incan culture, these "chosen women" were "selected to live apart from their families at around the age of puberty, probably under the guardianship of priestesses," he explains.
