More importantly, the careful unbiased study and interpretation of the human story coded in our DNA will enable us to appreciate the fact that individuals cannot be treated as a representative for all those who physically resemble them or who share some of their ancestry.
His organisation scatters, altering its plans, disguises, cover stories, codes, tactics and communication methods.
Three 9-story code-designed and retrofitted structural models including a moment-resisting and two SPSW frames are considered.
Stories coded as "neutral" portrayals presented the financial tie information without presenting its advantages or disadvantages, or having any other evaluative language.
A computerized search for the word 'gang' in all the stories coded as Othering revealed that in 90% of the stories where the word was found, a reference was made to a racialized group.
(Globe and Mail, September 10 , 2001 emphasis added) Among the stories coded under this theme, this article was the only one that attempted to address the issue of social inequity in connection to marijuana-related crime.
The stories coded within this theme addressed marijuana as an aspect of Canadian national identity in reporting about politics and drug policies, and, in particular, by drawing comparisons between Canada and the USA.
As Antony Cain, a lecturer in games development at Lancaster and Morecambe College, points out in his response to the Gamesindustry.biz story, computer code requires pinpoint written accuracy, so children also pick up literarcy and grammar skills; they learn structure and logic, they learn to organise thought.
The excerpt from Carrier's short story is code for: Leafs suck.
A computer could not have broken the news that Pearson wanted to sell the Financial Times, nor persuaded millions of people to click on the Businessweek story about Code.
In this photograph, as usual, White told his story with codes, and so some detective work is necessary.
