With its indented thumb hold, raised ring for holding a glass and partition ridges for church-and-state segregation of meat and potatoes, the plate, like all of Wright's enormously popular tablewares, linens and furnishings from the 1940's and 50's, had an agenda: to show Americans that life at home could be as easy and efficient as a new washer-dryer.
Among other things, the book recalls the hardships of state segregation.
And if you look at those conditions which includes the transfer of people, multiple tiers of law, official state segregation, then you see that, yes, it does meet that definition – which is different than saying it is South Africa.
While segregated schools are located throughout New York state, the segregation of schools in New York City -- the country's most heterogeneous area -- contributes to the state's standing.
The state of segregation of particulate material in the reactor is also important.
The results of physico-chemical characterization indicated that the system evolves to SmVO4 formation by a reaction in the solid state, producing segregation of this new phase.
During his tenure as president of the university, Dr. Shariati gained notoriety for his so-called "Islamization" of academia, which included purging the campus of faculty and students who were perceived to be uncommitted to state ideology, enforcing sexual segregation of classes, and eliminating courses that were deemed unnecessary, including courses in tourism and hospitality.
To ensure the transition of the sample to a 'glassy state' and avoid any segregation of molecules by ice crystal growth, a cooling velocity up to 100,000 °C/s is intended.
Attractor states and instabilities of the DNFs account for segregation of cognitive states and mark behaviorally relevant events in the continuous flow of sensorimotor dynamics.
One would assume that after the fight for civil rights, the end of (state sponsored) segregation, and the upheaval of America's views on women and minorities, that we would have learned our lesson.
