First, a dashboard is a complex socio-technical assemblage of actors and actants that work materially and discursively within a set of social and economic constraints, existing technologies and systems, and power geometries to assemble, produce and maintain the website.
Four wall hangings bring the work materially even further up to date: each incorporates abstract reliefs made from recycled computer memory boards.
In contrast, a study in the 1990s suggested that offering appointments outside of working hours did not materially alter attendance rates (Readman and Asbury, 1999).
Compliant subjects were more likely to be female and more likely to be working, but were otherwise not materially different from non-compliant subjects.
Brian O'Malley: And so, even though this whole situation is tragic and it's still TBD what actually happened, I'm not sure if this is gonna materially change how founders look at working with SoftBank 'cause SoftBank already has several materially different things working with them versus the last big innovator, which in my mind was really DST.
Not to slight the sensitive but cautious skills of realist painters like Dean Mitchell at Hearne, Oliver Johnson at Peg Alston or a work of materially and chromatically lush abstraction by the veteran Modernist painter William T. Williams, also at Peg Alston, but the most intriguing works in the show tend to be pre-contemporary.
Their pragmatism can best be summarized quoting their working credo: "are changes cost effective, materially significant, timely".
working group membership consists of interested and materially affected groups, including voting machine manufacturers, voting system software developers, computer scientists (including two of the three cited in your editorial), security experts, citizen advocate groups, disability advocate groups and election officials.
These include higher levels of education for children (especially girls); greater knowledge about SRH matters; young people increasingly contributing materially to the household; and parents working for long periods away from their children (Wamoyi et al. 2011b).
The overwhelming fear among high earners that their lifestyles will be forever diminished should have faded, and the tax increases would be small enough not to materially alter wealthy people's decisions about spending, working or investing.
