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Included in this comprehensive collection of writings are a large number of unpublished pieces which expand upon Wright's published ideas on architecture, art and aesthetics, and present further insights into the architect's views on politics, religion and morality.

Residents participate in three ambulatory blocks during the year with weekly small group didactic sessions which expand upon these themes.

The bill dictates that school officials are not permitted to mediate, approve, or participate in these "inspirational messages," which expand upon the two minutes of silence for quiet prayer or meditation previously observed in Florida public schools.

As Lennon had been shot four times at close range with hollow-point bullets (which expand upon entering the target and severely disrupt more tissue as they travel through the target), Lennon's affected organs (particularly his left lung) and major blood vessels above his heart were virtually destroyed upon impact.

We undertook the current study to further address the role of influenza virus-specific CD8+ T cells in providing resistance to influenza A virus infection in aged mice.Our results show that aged mice develop NP-specific CD8+ T cells, which expand upon subsequent infection with A/X31 virus.

The 30-page report, which expanded upon a briefing last week by the chief investigator, Brig.

The Irish choreographer John Scott returns to La MaMa with "The White Piece," which expands upon his earlier "Fall and Recover," a haunting exploration of the consequences of torture.

This analysis feels pertinent when looking at "Anonymous: Contemporary Tibetan Art" at the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art in New Paltz, N.Y., which expands upon the 2010 exhibition at the Rubin, and features many of the same artists.

In a recent work, we constructed modular multisphere system which expands upon the design of an existing, commercially available Bonner sphere system by adding concentric shells of copper, tungsten, or lead.

But an exception to this rule, coming in Spring 2015, is Paul Fehribach's Big Jones Cookbook, which expands upon the southern Lowcountry cuisine of the eponymous Chicago restaurant.

Because the values embedded in these features are not always apparent to the technical experts who develop computer systems, Brey believes that a methodological framework, which expands upon what he calls the "standard" applied-ethics model typically used in "mainstream computer ethics," is needed to identify or disclose the "hidden" values at the design stage.