To deal with the pressing housing problem, the government has shifted its emphasis from building new brick and mortar houses toward in-situ upgrading of existing informal settlements and providing access to services.
The entire MINDSTORMS system is powered by the new EV3 Intelligent Brick.
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The delegates convened in the city's new blond-brick auditorium.
Meanwhile, New Hampshire's brick-and-mortar retailers will bear no such burden.
Marge Ford(ph) is one of the condo owners in this new four-story red brick building.
Fruit-growing regions are dotted with their new houses, built in brick and sprouting television aerials.
New technologies are opening the door for local brick-and-mortar retailers to connect with their customers in compelling new ways.
It is incredible that this factory is still making guns in New York, as towns all over upstate New York and New England are pocked with rotting brick buildings that were once factories.
He lived with his mother in the new four-story yellow-brick apartment house built three years earlier on the large empty lot near the corner of Chancellor and Summit, diagonally across from the grade school.
This problem will become much more acute with the introduction of the requirement for a HIPS on smaller properties and I believe that new marketing instructions will hit a brick wall in December 07.
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He started his new London agency, the Red Brick Road, with five former colleagues, including three from Lowe London who left big year-end bonuses on the table to join Lowe, 66, before the end of 2005.
Potentially more threatening is the new Amazon Remembers tool, which could turn brick-and-mortar stores into show rooms for Amazon.com.
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The blueprints contained in the Dodd-Frank Act may have been agreed, but the new foundations and walls must still be laid brick by brick.
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For the last decade, each new technological advance has predicted the demise of brick and mortar retailers, and indeed we have seen many giants fall.
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Reminders of that terrible day reverberate 1, 300 miles from New York, inside a large, modern brick home on a quiet cul-de-sac just north of Oklahoma City.
While its current location is being demolished, Whole Ox will continue operations from a Gourmet Food Truck, until it moves into its permanent Brick and Mortar home in a new development.
Her firm, Forerunner Ventures, invests in next-generation e-commerce start-ups, and in a reversal of the traditional retail model, many of her new companies start online and eventually move to brick and mortar.
Pieces of trivia are interspersed between the costumes: did you know that the ruby red slippers worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz were designed to contrast with the yellow brick road and show off the new wonders of Technicolor?
Probably his next most familiar passage is his Broken Window Fallacy, whereby a broken window caused by a thrown brick would lead to a chain of new spending that would stimulate the economy.
Voices travel up from the ground floor in a smokestack effect and ricochet around the preserved glazed-white brick walls. (The "new" library prefers buzz over the code of silence of the old library.) How different from the older sections of the library where, for instance, one reading room has restored its carved plaster ceiling reproducing Michelangelo's Laurentian Library in Florence.
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The two-arched stone and brick structure carries a public bridleway to the New England heritage site.
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Tax Commissioner Thomas Mattox said the ruling affirms New York's approach to fair tax administration for both brick-and-mortar and Internet-based businesses.
He created a new architectural language for the government buildings in Dhaka, Bangladesh, grafting a new democracy to the roots of an ancient civilization through archetypal brick forms.
Online learning will be highly disruptive because of two features: (1) the ability it gives new institutions to enter higher education without the need for a brick-and-mortar campus, and (2) its potential for steady improvement.
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Sales weakness in brick and mortar stores may be due in part to new attempts by consumers to find discounts online.
The beams spanned the barrel-vaulted brick ceiling of the Great Hall where Abraham Lincoln would give his famous New York address.
The exposed brick walls, the buzz, even the waitstaff looks like they are in New York.
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The unlikely pair met amid the neon lights of New York City's Times Square over the weekend and headed back to the squat brick home of 73-year-old Joseph Galfy Jr. on a quiet cul-de-sac in suburban Clark, N.
The brick home was built in 1985 and has a newly renovated kitchen, which includes new countertops and cabinets.
So behind that sleek new Apple iPhone whatever-it-does application are a bunch of software developers crowded into a brick building that 100 years ago housed a meat warehouse, a button factory, or maybe a flophouse.
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