But it's worth noting that they work in a rarefied arena, in which good food has become something more and yet less than it is for most people, to whom it means sustenance and community.
It happens after walking with him, trying to understand Scripture, and attending to basic human needs of sustenance and community.
Here, then, is one more addition to the lexicon, this one meant to capture the "gift of time" sensibility that Jonathan Schell once powerfully invoked in confronting the nuclear crisis: Prepocalyse, to indicate our narrow interval of time in which to reclaim skills of sustenance and community.
Nevertheless, previous studies have focused exclusively on obtaining and analyzing pure cultures, which did not address the key question of how microbial interactions enable the sustenance of communities.
Disturbance of deep-sea, soft-bottom communities at an intermediate level, i.e. when not detrimental to the sustenance of the community, can explain high benthic standing stocks because of the replenishment of available food sources through cycles of resuspension and deposition of OM [68].
And the gold-prize winners were Jennifer Catron and Paul Outlaw, artistic and romantic partners whose work is often interactive and concerned with community, sustenance and fun.
But I wonder how long people can continue to live that kind of life without the sustenance of a community of faith.
Imagine the subtle shift in perception if a genuine attempt were made to approach business strategy, and the measurement of results, in terms of enrichment, community, sustenance, tolerance and sensitivity.
Dharma and Ecology of Hindu Communities: Sustenance and Sustainability.
Arapaima fishing once provided important income and sustenance for indigenous communities in Guyana.
