It was a very big magazine, and each issue was structured around a very specific theme.
I anticipate a finished document of between 20,000 and 25,000 words, structured around a small group of key themes to be published by the Guardian as a handsome online document.
The pack is structured around a contest with four different activities structured around a Professor Genki theme.
Set to take over the entirety of Somerset House, this year's inaugural design bonanza will feature exhibitions from more than 30 different countries, from Albania to the United Arab Emirates, structured around the theme "utopia", in a nod to the 500th anniversary of Thomas More's book.
In Venice, under the title Home Economics, they will communicate their thinking in a series of rooms that will be structured around the theme of time more than space, "the first exhibition on the architecture of the home to do so, as far as we know".
Luminós/C/ity.Ordinary Joy: From the Pigozzi Contemporary African Art Collection, the inaugural exhibition recently presented at Harvard University's new Ethelbert Cooper Gallery of African and African American Art at the Hutchins Center in Cambridge, Mass., offered a compelling and eclectic assemblage of different artistic approaches, loosely structured around the theme of the African city.
The Moth's show structured around the theme "into the deep" featured unadorned stories of people launched into unfamiliar and challenging situations.
Therefore it's no surprise then that many of the 2.0 related conferences we attended this week in NYC were structured around the theme of disruption (the Wired Business Conference actually put the word 'disruptive' in the title).
Structured around five themes, the Campaign is an invitation to the various parts of the university to contribute their expertise.
The findings are structured around the themes that emerged that related to: (a) the two relationship factors of power dynamics and trust, and (b) the patient experiences of the impact of these interprofessional relationships.
