For instance, Americans in their history were sometimes violent toward other countries.
It takes many cultures to make one faith
None of the suppliers,
for instance, promotes oscillating stackable dies.
Modular blown film dies how they stack up
For instance, a group of senior adults using a camp facility were housed in a dormitory called "The Infirmary." While it had been an actual infirmary years before, it was now nicely remodeled to house guests.
Putting the "pro" in your program
In Iran,
for instance, traditional agriculture, in part, has been replaced by semi-mechanized production aimed at the exportation of cash crops.
The rhetoric of oil and the dilemma of war and American hegemony
For instance, Microsoft offers Works 3.0 and Works for Windows 3.0.
Electronic business tool
For instance, a physician may be advised to relinquish or to not seek renewal of seldom used privileges in advance of any issue arising.
Data bank reporting requirements pose vexing issues
"That gives us clues to what drives assembly and how we can prevent it,"
for instance, by designing drugs that thwart formation of the most likely intermediates, Twarock says.
Armor-plated puzzle: deciphering the code of viral geometry
The credo of a school in suburban New York,
for instance, insisted, "we believe in freedom of expression and the necessity for democratic control of both children and parents." (73) Another participant, this one in Connecticut, claimed that in running a co-op "there is, for all concerned, the thrill of democracy in action." (74) The Long Beach Council of Cooperative Nursery Schools maintained that co-ops provided both parents and children "a joyful meaningful experience in learning to share and cooperate in a democratic way of life." (75) A study of coops in the late 1950s concluded that co-op nurseries were important for "adult education in the processes of democratic living." (76)
Cooperative motherhood and democratic civic culture in postwar suburbia, 1940-1965
In Europe, few would now think of travelling by air for short or even medium jo urneys, from
for instance London to Paris, or Paris to Berlin, now that train journeys from city centre to city centre are quicker, more agreeable and sometimes cheaper than air travel.
Surface travel: as transport shrinks the world, we have a choice between increasing pollution and destruction and enriched urbanity. (Comment)
I have called the book "gorgeous" already, and it seems a necessary qualifier: from useful illustrations such as a seventeenth-century type-case reproduced from Moxon's Mechanical Exercises to photographs of relevant sites--Gower's effigy in Southwark,
for instance, and, a page later, the interior of the Stratford grammar school--the visual dimension of this volume alone makes it worth purchasing.
The Oxford Companion to Shakespeare.
For instance, about 30% of the cost of a part is in logistics.
eBay & autos: a new model? (Information: Technology Update)
He writes,
for instance, that "in the world of the Jenningses and Brokaws and Rathers, conservatives are out of the mainstream and need to be identified.
Bias. (Books in Brief)
Hitomi Kawamura,
for instance, was one of FemCare's first Japanese customers.
Women's business: New Zealand entrepreneur offers organic feminine products to the world and finds 80 percent of her market in Japan
He attempts to lay a foundation for Christian artists today to understand their role in the world and in the church by noting,
for instance, that most of the best-known artists of seventeenth-century Holland were Christians, or "at least ...
Artistic vision. (Books)
In the area of brownfields development,
for instance, economic issues are often at odds with human health concerns.
Environmental and Public Health: Pulling the Pieces TOGETHER