Facebook Pages are serving as the locus of anti-Mubarek protest news.
Though physicists offer as strong motivation the possibility of gaining the ability to analyze singular phenomena locally in a mathematically well-defined manner, they more often speak in terms that strongly suggest they suffer a metaphysical, even an ontological, itch that can be scratched only by the sharp point of a localizable, spatiotemporal entity serving as the locus of their theorizing.
Figure 3 illustrates another distinctive pattern with coastal settlements serving as the locus points for facilities with dedicated palliative care beds.
Now restored, it serves as the locus of the Cervantino Festival and a concert hall year-round.
The tumbledown building already serves as the locus for an annual work weekend in mid-April.
During the 5th century bc, the theatre served as the locus of the contests in which the plays of Sophocles, Euripides, Aeschylus, and Aristophanes (which developed from the Dionysian tradition) were first performed.
At the Rosewood hotel in Palo Alto, a sprawling and luxurious property that serves as the locus of Silicon Valley's social scene, the Guardian joined Andersen in interviewing two female applicants to Linx: 29-year-old nurse practitioner MacKenzie (not her real name), and 30-year-old Google logistics manager Judy (also not her real name).
St George and the dragon's hoard Reprints Related items The economy: Poised for growth?Jun 12th 2003 Coffee politics: Lovin' cupsAug 22nd 2002 Coffee-shop chains: AbuzzMay 17th 2001Of course, cafés have long served as the locus of business activity for independent consultants, creative types and teleworkers (as well as brewing-places for novels, coups and revolutions).
Such audible individuals are temporally extended and bounded, serve as the locus for auditory attention, prompt completion effects, and are subject to figure-ground distinctions in pitch space.
There is a general consensus that the typical constituent order of BH is VSO (Moshavi 2010), and Matthiessen (Matthiessen 2004) notes that in general "the verbal element of the clause is likely to be the locus of interpersonal realizations and/or to be associated with interpersonal adverbs or particles that serve as the locus of such realizations".
This dialogue serves as the locus classicus for the notion of an externally-imposed origin of living beings through the action of an intelligent Craftsman (demiurgos) who created the cosmos and all living beings in accord with eternal archetypes or forms, realizing through this both aesthetic and rational ends.
