In the late 1980s, warehouses here and around the country served as settings for roving dance parties, a staple of the house music scene.
In 1998, Victoria was the first Australian state to implement mandatory food safety programs for food service settings, and those serving vulnerable populations require independent auditing (24 ).
Often depicting regional cityscapes or fantasy landscapes, these paintings serve as settings for photographs of inmates — mementoes that can be sent to friends and family.
When he arrived in New York in 1929, at the age of twenty-one, Mitchell began working the crime beat at the New York Herald Tribune and the Morning World, patiently exploring the streets and neighborhoods — Harlem, the Bowery, the Fulton Fish Market — which would later serve as settings for so many of his pieces.
The Delphine gets about 15 charters a year, skewed heavily to corporate customers who appreciate how well the period interiors serve as settings for special events.
While Roberts has never visited many of the places that serve as settings for her books the Caribbean (The Reef), Mexico (Risky Business) and the wilds of Alaska (Northern Lights), for example–she gropes her way there by spending a lot of time online.
Acid-colored domestic spaces cluttered with vintage dinnerware serve as settings for wild trysts and other expressions of gay males' sexuality.
Nine critical domains of EOL care evolved from the interviews with the large cross-section of palliative care providers serving home settings.
The included studies were largely undertaken in various types of health care settings, and the drug-using populations served in those settings may not be representative of all people who use drugs.
When Hart and Valentine finally meet tête-à-tête at his headquarters, they dine on Big Macs served on place settings.
Ultimately, the archdiocese hopes that half of its elderly clients will be served in community settings rather than in nursing homes, which currently serve about 90 percent of the archdiocese's clients.
