A public-private consortium, CityBridge, together with the city authorities, will begin construction of the LinkNYC kiosks in 2015 with the first structures running by the end of that year.
Like all other campaigns, Mr. Obama's is imbued with its leader's personality: it is a tight, centralized structure, run by a tiny group that permits no leaks.
I spent 12 years in a Catholic girls' school, where I was ruled by the Sisters of Mercy, a power structure run by women all the way up to the Mother Superior.
The old corporate structure run by autocratic leaders meant bosses were expected to crack the whip, Lapierre said.
Coutts' new investment management structure, run by Andrew Hutton, an 18-year veteran of J.P. Morgan, has a staff of just 60, of whom only 20, in the U.K. and Switzerland, make investment decisions.
One popular option is to join a structured programme run by one of the established gap year organisations - a choice made by graduates Lisa Berwin, Edd McCracken and Megan Davies.
STRUCTURE was run by varying the number of clusters (K) from 1 to 10; each K was run 3 times with a burn-in period of 100,000 and 100,000 MCMC (Markov Chain Monte Carlo) replications after burn-in.
Acute geriatric units were defined as hospital units with their own physical location and structure and run by a specialised multidisciplinary team with direct responsibility for the care of elderly people with acute medical disorders, including acute exacerbations of chronic diseases.
So pleased and so precise was he about the regulations that a scornful Damian Collins said the BBC seemed to be run "by structure and process", rather than by "seeking information and making decisions".
The informal structure of the club, run by volunteers who genuinely care, creates an atmosphere where the students are free to, essentially, play with scientific concepts.
