Since then IBM has implemented sweeping built-to-order and other manufacturing techniques to be more efficient.
In Greece, 1896 is not that old, but Panathinaiko Stadium has an ageless feel to it -- no luxury boxes, no seat backs, no advertising, just sweeping lines, built into a hill.
There is a sweeping build: an American in London howls like a werewolf; Gary Oldman howls as Sid Vicious.
The potential demolition of the sweeping home, built on more than two acres, set off a firestorm among architects.
In a sweeping narrative built around four powerful central bankers, Ahamed describes the cascading series of events that led to the Great Depression.
They initially built sweeping statements on sparse empirical foundations, but 30 years later this has evolved into a powerful performative marketing machine.
Bell tents for two from £180 for two nights, pitchperfectcamping.co.uk A sweeping National Trust property built by a Victorian mill owner, this 70-bed mansion is now managed by the YHA, so anyone can try the country house experience.
Mr. Putin's yearold government also stands at a critical juncture of reform, with sweeping proposals to build a new judicial system, institute jury trials and privatize land ownership this year, an issue still so contentious in post-Soviet Russia that a fistfight broke out Friday among lawmakers.
Some are incremental and some are sweeping; some build on the existing system and some would essentially replace it.
Vendors also pay disproportionately for infrastructure: food vendors have to buy bottled water and bring it to their workplace; all must pay for use of a toilet; many hire their own security guards; vendors do their own sweeping and build their own shelters.
Carl von Clausewitz, in "On War," gave theoretical coherence to this new kind of warfare, and Prussia, in a series of sweeping military reforms, built an army and a powerful state dedicated to winning what General Smith calls interstate industrial war, epitomized in the two world wars of the 20th century.
