His work roughly matches these three, distinct periods.
In this work roughly 30 dancers converge on the stage to do just that: warm up.
The government has generally said a group's "primary" purpose should be social welfare, allowing a significant amount of its work — roughly 49 percent — to be partisan politics.
Cane cutting is seasonal work, roughly January to June, and nobody used to bother much about what happened to the cane cutters in the dead season.
Darger, an obsessive genius whose work roughly followed the events of World War I, took his cues from newspaper and magazine reproductions, comic strips and children's books.
When the elder man died in 1917, Dimock promptly packed up his reflex camera and abandoned his entire body of work, roughly 6,000 glass-plate negatives.
People in wealthy countries like the United States and Britain are working fewer hours per week on average than in 1929, before the Great Depression reduced the amount of available work: roughly 40 rather than 50.
Dr Taylor had, in an ingenious insight, looked at the "fractal dimensions" of Pollock's work (roughly speaking, how much Pollock's drippy canvases resembled themselves at different length scales) and found distinguishing characteristics unique to Pollock.
The work, roughly an hour long, had its New York City premiere on Thursday at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Howard Gilman Opera House as part of the Next Wave festival.
All the planners work roughly the same way: the user enters financial details and answers questions like how much income is desired in retirement, which is typically 70percentto80percentcent of preretirement income.
A way to find out, Dr. Riess explained, is to look back to the era before dark energy began to do its work, roughly seven billion years ago, when the universe was half its present age.
