Otherwise, she is work-obsessed; the book she wrote, "Construction in Cities: Social, Environmental, Political and Economic Concerns," and the book on her desk, "Designing Dynamic Organizations," say it all.
The following short text will be used to illustrate how this model of information structure may work in written text construction: 7.1 Introduction Security measures must be incorporated into computer systems whenever they are potential targets for malicious or mischievous attacks.
As The Economist recently wrote, airport construction in Japan has been stimulated in part by "fanciful traffic assumptions" dreamt up by civil servants seeking cushy retirement sinecures.
In a letter to Mr. Spielberg protesting "Shark Tale," Mr. Lawton wrote: "The construction of the image of Italian-Americans as mob characters, beats, boors, bimbos and buffoons is predicated on their depiction in movies and television.
In a lengthy statement on the White House website entitled: 'This is not the petition response you're looking for', Paul Shawcross, Chief of the Science and Space Branch of the White House Office of Management and Budget, writes: "The construction of the Death Star has been estimated to cost more than $850,000,000,000,000,000.
I think if you write about, say, a bird making a nest you're writing about a construction worker.
Mumford was mostly right, but, by the time he was writing, design and construction standards were heading downhill so fast that the prewar buildings he was sneering at had come to evoke the grand living of a bygone era.
Writing about the construction boom in 1960, a Chicago Tribune Travel Editor said, "Hotels are rising on every hand.
RA took the lead in DNA pool construction, writing the manuscript, conducted and analysed individual genotyping.
John Cage, though principally a pianist, was drawn toward percussion in the 1930s and '40s, and organized ensembles for which he wrote his "Constructions" and other works.
