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Hatsopoulos has long maintained her MIT connections through a vibrant network of entrepreneurs.
The mystic qualities associated with the Shingon school of Esoteric Buddhism are transmitted through a vibrant, expressive art.
Through a vibrant social media network, Lebanese and Palestinian youths have organized marches and sought ways to have a greater say in decisions of the Palestinian leadership.
Commissioned by Andrea Loredan for his palace on Venice's Grand Canal, it depicts the holy family riding through a vibrant rural landscape alive with animals, plants and children.
10: Stoke Newington gyratory Between two and three lanes cut a large loop north to south through a vibrant north London centre.
She is also curator of the Bollywood Icons exhibition which celebrates some of the greatest stars of Indian cinema through a vibrant collection of classic and contemporary film posters.
Google's Head of Campus, Eze Vidra said in a statement: "Campus is less than two years old, but, through building a vibrant community, offering mentoring, educational programming, and, crucially, a place for serendipity, we're already seeing rapid growth, job-creation and significant investment.
(Chinen) René Marie (Friday through Sunday) Ms. Marie, a vibrant jazz singer with a growing book of original tunes, recently released "Voice of My Beautiful Country" (Motéma), a personal meditation on American song.
Actors and other performers entertained audiences through the Federal Theater Project, a vibrant part of the W.P.A. "There's this stereotype that people who worked for the W.P.A. were all raking leaves," said Natalie A. Naylor, emeritus professor of history at Hofstra University and former director of the university's Long Island Studies Institute.
It means dealing with emerging issues like social inclusion finding ways to foster a sense of connection and community, through programs, through built form and a vibrant urban culture.
Empathy for blacks prompted the "promiscuous minglings" through which Americans fashioned a vibrant mongrel culture.
