"The thrust of our site is to provide information," Mr. Main said.
Their competition-winning design proposed a series of great bars that thrust across the site, with the monumental feel of a constructivist composition, like a group of El Lissitzky's "prouns" shooting out towards the street.
The main thrust of the site is the breakdown of various difficult tasks into easily manageable sub-tasks and if you're thinking of doing a half-marathon or planning on becoming a vegan, this could be a considerable help.
Spinal manipulation can be identified by a number of mechanical characteristics including but not limited to thrust rate, magnitude, site, and direction.
The plate-boundary thrust was drilled at site C0007 (Figure 1b), with the plate-boundary fault zone defined at 398.5 to 446 mbsf based on the spacing of fractures and the preservation of fault breccia and fault gouge.
Thus, the Bayard's facade, a grid of projecting vertical terra-cotta moldings and receding horizontal panels, brings to the surface the building's steel frame structure and the primary function it performs: maximum development of a small urban site by thrusting against gravitational force.
The first country-wide seismic hazard analysis project in Nepal (HMG and UNDP/UNCHS 1994) adopted the GMPE developed for Japan by Kawashima et al. (1984), mainly because this GMPE employed data from plate interface thrust events and the sites were sufficiently similar to be applicable to Nepal.
The Abşeron Peninsula, on which the city of Baku is sited, thrusts out into the sea there, while just to its south the floodplain of the Kura and Aras rivers forms the Kura-Aras Lowland along the western shore of the southern Caspian.
The Wildlife Conservation Society, for example, has bonded with Jaguar automobiles to save jaguars and uses video clips and reports from the field as part of its site's educational thrust.
After all, highlighting the coolest little encounters from daily life should be the site's main thrust; no one wants to sift through the mundane.
