"It's like two different spheres," said Aaron Charles Goodstone, also known as Sharp, who has shown in galleries, primarily in Europe, since 1983.
Mr. Devive, the arsenals technical director who straddles Picatinny's technical and political spheres, said that he had detected "an increasing interest and need" in the arsenal's work.
"Now if you want a place in the life of this city, you have to do a lot of work in the humanitarian, cultural and social spheres," said Ferdinando Salleo, the Italian ambassador.
"The secretary general told the president rather strongly that the current controversy was having a negative effect on Malawi's reputation and obscuring the progress it had made in other spheres," said a member of the United Nations delegation who said he was not authorized to comment and could only speak anonymously.
"With the RotPOL setup, we study plasmon modes of a large variety of plasmonic structures from rod-shaped particles to triangles, cubes, and pairs of spheres," said Olaf Schubert.
"Western forces hostile to China and dissidents within the country are still constantly infiltrating the ideological sphere," says Document No. 9, the number given to it by the central party office that issued it in April.
The attitude towards these (pro-governemnt) groups has been permissive and we are now seeing how they overextend their reach into the political sphere", says Rocio San Miguel, president of Citizen's Control, an NGO that monitors human rights and the armed forces.
"Build a little protective sphere," says Goldstein.
We turn that off in the professional sphere," says Elizabeth Simmons, a theoretical physicist who serves as dean of Lyman Briggs College at Michigan State University (MSU) in East Lansing.
The same rules that apply to great marketing apply to the mobile sphere, says Patrick Collins, president of New York mobile marketing agency 5th Finger.
