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architectural construction, but to the whole range of human productive activity. When thinking about ‘dwelling’ it is usually connected to buildings. The goal of a building is to allow one to dwell, but not all buildings are in the domain of dwelling. Christian Nordberg-Schulz describes ‘place’ as that which in we dwell, within which we are at home. The truck driver is at home on the highway, but he does not have his accommodations there; the working woman is at home in her office, but does not have her

To Dwell Or Not To Dwell Language is constantly changing and evolving. Many words that exist today do not carry the same meaning that they once did. Some words have altogether ceased to exist. As society and culture has developed over the course of numerous centuries, individuals have sought for words to explain the changes that were happening. Some of these words were new, originating in those centuries, to describe the changes that occurred around them. However, some of these words already existed

Modelling Bus Dwell Time at Key Stop; A Case Study In Kuala Lumpur Abstract. Bus service regularity and reliability can be directly affected by dwell time amount. Bus dwell time directly affects vehicle travel time and fleet size required to provide service based on scheduled headway. It is also an important input for planning and modelling of bus transit system. Dwell time itself can be affected by various factors such as passenger activity, bus crowding, time of the day, bus service type, fare

“I Dwell in Possibility” Emily Dickinson is a well known poet who has written many poems. “I Dwell in Possibility” is the title for this particular poem because it is the first line. Because she died before she was really famous, most of her poems had no title so people named her poem by the first line. The speaker of th is poem could possibly be Emily Dickinson herself. “I Dwell in Possibility” (Dickinson, 1) essentially means that the speaker most likely ponders in what could happen instead

The poem, Returning to the Farm to Dwell, is about him returning to life as a farmer after giving up his career as a government official. He describes his feelings of being in a world that he felt he did not belong when he wrote, “From early days I have been at odds with the world; / My instinctive

In the three poems, the universal theme “love of nature” is shown. Each poem uses images and words to express their own theme related to nature. In the first poem, “Poem on Returning to Dwell in the Country”, the author refers to nature as her own. Usually when a person owns something, they love it. Referring to nature as her own is like an indirect way of her showing the theme. Starting in line 13, the author talks about how she will protect nature, along with owning nature, saying she will protect

Author Eric H. F Law’s book The Wolf Shall Dwell with the Lamb: A Spirituality for Leadership in a Multicultural Community was published at Chalice Press in 1993. Eric H. F. Law’s biographical information states that he is an Episcopalian priest. “He is also the founder and executive director of the Kaleidoscope Institute. The Kaleidoscope Institute’s mission is to create inclusive and sustainable churches and communities. For more than 25 years, he has provided transformative and comprehensive

“Get action. Seize the moment. Don 't dwell on the inner darkness of yourself” (TR, An American Lion) We mourned the death of President William McKinley in 1901 after being assassinated. It was my fate of becoming the youngest President to take the office. Many people questioned my bold personality some accused me of bigotry. Me? Teddy Roosevelt? I prefer to be known as “TR”, the President to be known in history (1901-1909) as “The American Lion.” Our new President brought passion and power to the

Compromise is inevitable. Breach is not. Dwell time makes or breaks a breach. The average compromise dwells in the network for 229 days before it is discovered . While not all compromises translate into breach, the longer the compromise goes undetected, the greater the potential of a breach. As a result, many organizations are beginning to look at dwell time as a barometer of healthy enterprise security. Today’s advanced attackers gravitate to “low signal” incursions that bypass perimeter defense

In our daily life we have different meanings of building, dwelling and thinking.We built buildings to dwell, but we do not dwell because of buildings. As humans, we like to dwell in some place. When we went to the Fort Greene Park, we saw the fourfold that Martin Heidegger talks about in his article “Building, Dwelling, thinking”. These fourfold are earth, sky, morals, and divinities. First, we saw unity at this park between the green land, trees and buildings. This park includes part of high