We aim to provide a space where audiences are able to investigate the complexity of these performers' lives and the relationships to their bodies, which in turn may inform the audience's ideas around body size and challenge any preconceptions they may have".
If the state education commissioner grants Ms. Black a waiver from the law requiring leaders of school districts to have substantial education credentials and experience, she would take over a system whose size, demographics and challenges are like nothing else she has tried to manage.
Given the size, scope, and challenges of the epidemic in the United States and abroad, this funding will give a much-needed boost to the federal government's flagging investment in AIDS research.
Given the small effect size here and challenges to the experimental design because of the different temporal properties of the two stimuli, this experiment is not trivial and, if done, should possibly be included into larger-scale studies on the general mechanisms underlying such two-step regulation.
Use cubes and blocks of varying shapes and sizes and challenge children to match them by shape, by size, or, once the children have progressed, by both at once.
Microchannel heat exchangers were used throughout the system in order to meet the performance, size and weight challenges.
These three cases were significant because of their variation in size and geographical challenges.
Some Council members expressed misgivings about the size and the challenge to the Empire State Building; the lone dissenter, the Brooklyn Council member Charles Barron, believed that the developer's commitment to hire at least 15 percent female or minority contractors was too small.
He has called for outside experts to challenge the government's thinking, emphasized the need to shrink the government's size and powers, and challenged the assumption, integral to centralized planners, that the state must produce prosperity.
