Instead, Mr. Bradley said, he had waited until now, as a crucial series of primaries on March 7 and 14 approaches, to tie elements of his education proposals together into one big package so that his ideas would be fresh on voters' minds.
Having seen Camnitzer -- a Jewish refugee to Uruguay -- in the context of El Museo, one can stroll ten blocks to see Sonia Delaunay at the Cooper Hewitt: a different architecture (the rich wood of the Carnegie mansion) and a different aesthetic--but also tied to elements of geographic transformation, redefinition of an aesthetic and the Jewish experience.
In fact, disagreement over assigning functions to cortical areas does exist, with some arguing that function may be tied to elements of experiment design [ 64].
Mr. Simon takes radical short cuts to tie these elements together in a resolution that rights all wrongs.
His Deep Space project tries to tie together elements of dub, ambient, free jazz, world music and avant-garde electronics.
This is the type of work that ties up elements in the public record, adds new ones like the access to Kushner and the extensive interview with Beavers, and creates a new vision.
I had to ask myself what I could do to make all these things jell, and my solution was to leave each idiom in its own style, without fooling around too much, and to let the underlying music tie those elements together".
With Auto Layout for instance, developers can more easily tweak the UI for alternate-language versions of their apps by tying those elements to constraints that allow for larger characters and smaller navigation icons as needed.
"We are a 24-hour, 365-day business, so to tie these elements together, we had to shut down for 6 to 8 hours, and that was a substantial challenge.
Along with a microprocessor that serves as a PC's core calculating engine, Spider includes graphics technology for serving up the advanced graphics beloved by gamers and a chipset that ties those elements together and connects them to other resources such as the main memory.
