The final result was a book, like the record of a uniquely important cultural or diplomatic mission.
Inevitably, some people accuse Asscher of being a scold, who wants to destroy Amsterdam's uniquely liberated cultural heritage.
One of Mr. Ugalde's recent projects consists of a series of striking color photographs taken in the salt flat of Uyuni, eight hours south of La Paz, which juxtapose stark landscapes with uniquely Bolivian cultural artifacts.
To the Editor: Regarding "Chiang Mai, a Hippie Hideaway, Goes Upscale" (June 19) by Matt Gross: While it is true that Chiang Mai is growing, changing and experiencing some inevitable commercialization as characterized by Mr. Gross, the area still retains its core charm and offers uniquely Lanna cultural experiences.
All are guardians of the treasures that sank along with them - be they in the form of uniquely preserved cultural heritage or cold hard cash.
We provide descriptions of the challenges that are uniquely facing cultural resource managers and initial evidence of the utility of this type of approach for informing judgments by presenting pre- and post-workshop survey data.
Indeed, she touched the "soul of our city," uniquely through cultural arts programs after school.
After all, state dinners and other similar events allowed the Kennedys to show the world a new side of our country: one premised on youth, chicness, and a uniquely American cultural sophistication.
Two pathogens (11%) were uniquely identified by cultural and biochemical characteristics, 12 pathogens (67%) were uniquely identified by culture-independent (PCR-clone-based) method and 4 pathogens (22%) were found in both methods.
The populations of cities, however, adapted to the new urban norms, evidently striking a balance between the deleterious consequences of urbanization and the economic and cultural opportunities uniquely associated with the city.
