But as embodied by Ms. Nixon, the self-contained, order-obsessed Becca may offer more immediate catharsis to contemporary theatergoers than more grandly bereaved mothers like Medea and Mary Tyrone.
Translated to a city level, the concept would surely require self-contained neighbourhoods in order to work properly: who exactly would look after the houses, who would benefit, and how would the local boundaries be drawn?
Such generic architectural descriptions follow a strict modular approach using independent and self-contained functional blocks, in order to comply with the scalability and multi-transform requirements of the architecture.
Finally, in order to be self-contained, we have an Appendix containing a lemma used in the previous sections.
From 1800, Robert Owen's New Lanark, designed as a self-contained community, combining industry with ordered and improved living conditions, was an important milestone in the historical development of urban planning.
Besides Java code, developers can also employ native code, like C and C++, to Android apps, in order to perform self-contained and CPU-intensive operations.
This work focuses in particular on integrated electrochemical immunosensing devices which are designed to include as many built-in components as possible in order to enable self-contained operation.
Within each of these groups, different starting sequences were selected and manual BLAST2 queries [ 76] performed against all the sequences found in CAZy in order to identify self-contained ensembles and establish subfamily limits.
In order to present a self-contained paper, we summarise the results proposed in [14].
It appears that such villages were economically self-contained and politically autonomous, with an egalitarian social order.
In order to be complete and self-contained, let us briefly explain the argument.
