Examining the production of books and the circulation of material texts between London and the provincial centers of Dublin, Edinburgh, and Philadelphia, Rezek claims that the publishing vortex of London inspired a dynamic array of economic and aesthetic practices that shaped an era in literary history.
At the same time, migrants do play a role in the circulation of material and immaterial resources that underpin economic well-being, cultural vitality, and resilience of households, communities, and societies (IOM 2015a), and therefore need to be considered as a specific group of DRR stakeholders.
Students that work at one of Mann Library's Public Service Desks are responsible for the circulation of materials and equipment, maintaining the stacks, printing services (both Net-print and poster printing), as well as supporting Mann Library's conference rooms and classrooms.
Previously, scientists proposed that changes in the circulation of molten material in Earth's mantle the slow-flowing material that lies between our planet's core and its crust pushed the terrain east of the Andes upward, thereby changing drainage patterns.
The most obvious way for the government to prevent the danger posed by the circulation of classified material is by ensuring that information that must be kept secret is not leaked in the first place.
The solids circulation is crucial for sustaining biomass gasification within dual fluidized-bed gasification systems, because the heat utilization between the gasifier and combustor is mainly implemented through the circulation of bed material.
The contributions to this volume show how, like the circulation of people, material constraints also shape the circulation of ideas and practices.
For just as trade is the soul of commerce, the eternal circulation of material is the soul of the world.
New York State law (NY CPLR § 4509) protects the confidentiality of library records including, but not limited to, the circulation of library materials, database searches, interlibrary loan transactions, reference queries, requests for photocopies of library materials, reserve requests, and the use of audiovisual materials, films, and sound recordings.
At Yale, and no doubt elsewhere, use of e-book packages far outstrips the circulation of print materials.
During the First World War, when Hand was still a district-court judge, he struck down parts of the Espionage Act, a precursor to the Patriot Act, which had proscribed any actions that hindered the war effort, including the circulation of seditious materials.
