At Andersen's pavement level is a series of person-sized alcoves that house the heating outlets for the complex.
In 1976, Gerald Ford attacked Jimmy Carter with a series of "person in the street" commercials, in which people from Georgia, shot in a cinéma-vérité style, explained that they'd like to vote for their governor, but Carter wasn't fit to be President.
Derek Parfit, working in a tradition of "bundle theories of the self", articulated the influential position that a person is nothing over and above a series of person-stages that are linked across time by certain psychological continuity relations (Parfit 1984).
For one thing, we admire the SNAC web site, and have discussed in the past using it as a model for a series of "person portals" into our collections.
The assessment also involved an extensive review of background literature, policy documents and guidelines related to the concept of Human Security in general and of the UNTFHS in particular as well as a series of person-to-person interviews with a number of resource persons in Tokyo and New York, who kindly provided background information and contributed their views.
Science Careers now offers a series of personal essays called "In Person," about education and career development -- in the broadest sense -- in the sciences and engineering.
Thereafter, they lived in a series of displaced persons' camps for almost four years, one of which was in Mainz, where they were able to attend university classes.
For some years now I have been writing a memoir of my Baltic émigré mother, who came to Britain in 1947 through a series of Displaced Persons camps in Germany.
A painting can at best take a series of represented persons and objects and show them as they exist at one moment only, one knife-edge of time, whereas a novel can depict the temporally successive happenings in the order of their occurrence (or in a different order, such as flashback).
