Sentences with phrase «constantly working with state»

Not exact matches

The cider makers at Angry Orchard are constantly working to perfect and innovate the craft of cider making, and through their experimentation have found that certain regions within the United States, such as the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast, share characteristics — rich soil and ample sunshine — with apple - growing regions in Europe that are known to produce apples conducive to cider making.

The governor's office, the mayor's office staffs talk constantly,» Mr. de Blasio told the Observer during today's press conference, insisting yet again he'd work with the state when it was helping the city.

LPS constantly develops scientifically, currently 17 qualified employees work in the laboratory, which is outfitted with state - of - the - art equipment.

The group constantly develops scientifically, currently 17 qualified employees work in the laboratory, which is outfitted with state - of - the - art equipment.

However, if you're already living in a regular state of stress with work, relationships, finances, and traffic jams (which all affect our nervous systems), your body is constantly receiving a cortisol rush, and exercise is just adding fuel to the fire.

Audrey Geisel states, «While undeniably special, it is not surprising to me that we found this because Ted always worked on multiple projects and started new things all the time — he was constantly writing and drawing and coming up with ideas for new stories.»

Viola describes pieces like this as «sculpting with time», and explains that the work «concerns the enclosing nature of self - image and the external circulation of potentially infinite (and therefore unattainable) states of being all revolving around the still point of the central self... The entire space becomes an interior for the revelations of a constantly turning mind absorbed with itself.»

Without much attention to historiographical readings or to models of formal and interpretive relationships among the works, this exhibition simply states the importance of constantly cultivating coexistence with the monumental diversity staged by each of these artworks.

For this body of work, Nelson selects excerpts from her experiments with photographic materials, then creates hi - res scans to capture the highly toxic and constantly changing state of the material.

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