Most boats turn back before the Woolwich flood barrier, but if you continue past the Royal Docks, as the river widens, the landscape changes again.
We give a constructive definition of dependencies between rules and widen the landscape of decidable classes with conditions on rule dependencies and a mixed forward/backward chaining mechanism.
What the report makes clear is that once the green light is given to torture, the guaranteed result is an ever-widening landscape of broken bodies, ruined lives and profound shame to all involved.
Across a widening swath of the American corporate landscape, meditation, yoga and other practices once confined to the bohemian fringes are emerging as new techniques toward the harvesting of profit.
Efforts to handle the increased surface runoff, such as widening and deepening canals, further degrade the landscape and riverine habitats.
Mr. Obama and the Democrats have an opportunity to bridge the racial and cultural divides that have been widening and to begin to reconfigure the country's political landscape.
From the observation car (pre-booked seats are essential), I watched the landscape unfold, from palm and jackfruit trees, through widening valleys and rivers stained brown with the rich soil.
Yet despite the difference in language, landscape and scale, the protests were united in frustration with the widening gap between the rich and the poor.
We infer that successive glaciations followed the same ice-discharge routes, widening and deepening pre-existing geological structures at the expense of the surrounding terrain to create the fjord landscape.
One of the most prominent and enduring features of the macroeconomic landscape, America's deficit will narrow this year to 6.1% of GDP, according to the OECD's projections, before widening again to 6.2% in 2008.
The landscape is significantly different today, with the economy teetering at the edge of recession and lenders all but closing their doors for large real estate deals because of the widening credit crisis.
