Brazil – Country of the future or has its time come for natural gas? by Gomes, I

In This Issue: Planners Coming to the Table by Duncan Hilchey

“…In this issue, “Planners Coming to the Table,” we focus on how the planning community has come in recent years to embrace food systems as a legitimate focus of their profession. …”
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THIS IS me : LOVING THE PERSON YOU ARE TODAY / by Metz, Chrissy, author, O'Leary, Kevin Carr, author

Where do ideas come from by Lorenzo Matteoli

“…It would be difficult to find politically, dimensionally and financially comparable endeavours currently (perhaps space exploration). The time of the cathedrals started in 1100-1200 has not yet ended today, after 8-9 centuries and there is no end in sight. …”
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Storia e letteratura. I romanzi come fonte storica by Isabella Zanni Rosiello

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Un’identità in movimento: l’Europa come rivoluzione permanente by Paolo Prodi

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The shape of things to come: global order and democracy in 1940s international thought by Macdonald, E

Profiling today’s and tomorrow’s interpreters: Previous occupational experiences, levels of work and motivations by Jim Hlavac, Jennifer Commons

“…This paper has people as its focus, namely 80 trainee interpreters and 80 practitioners, with the following questions: where they come from occupationally – what their current/previous occupations are; how much they (wish to) work; and why they wish to become/remain an interpreter. …”
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Targeting earlier diagnosis: What symptoms come first in Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy? by Colin F Munro, Ratko Yurac, Zipser Carl Moritz, Michael G Fehlings, Ricardo Rodrigues-Pinto, James Milligan, Konstantinos Margetis, Mark R N Kotter, Benjamin M Davies

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Prophetic oracles regarding the Day of the Lord in Zechariah 14:1-9 and their implications for the Church today by Barnabas C. Menewe

“…The article examined the prophetic oracles regarding ‘the Day of the Lord’ as found in Zechariah 14:1-9 and its implications for the church today. It closely scrutinized the phrase , יהוהַל אָּ ום־בֹי הֵּנִ ה יהוהַ ל אָּ ום־בֹי הֵּנִ ה ,hinn¢h yôm-b¹° LAdonay (Behold, a day of the LORD is coming), which conveys a serious warning in Scriptures that must not be taken for granted. …”
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Syrians of today, Germans of tomorrow: the effect of initial placement on the political interest of Syrian refugees in Germany by Kamal Kassam, Maria Becker

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The time of the earthlings by Teodoro Georgiadis

“…Offshore use could be a solution, but the economic returns of this type of plant are questionable. All this said today, but time changes things. What is true today surely will not be true tomorrow and Europe, in fact, has decided resolutely on the transition towards renewables that are currently promoted through incentive mechanisms to overcome the economic gap compared to the cost of the conventional, and definitely aims to a conversion project within a few decades. …”
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The times of construction by Lorenzo Bellicini

“…Then, it is worth underlining two aspects of building which today are closely associated with time: on one hand illegal building in our country; on the other hand, the production of public works. …”
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Time and Architecture by Massimo Lauria, Riccardo Pollo

“…Time in the city is, and has always been, relative. …”
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Cities are a product of time by Stefano Della Torre

“…Summing up, if the city is a product of time, the city, the mould itself, is born by becoming, and its shaping action has nothing deterministic. …”
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Timely/timeless : temporality and perpetuity in architecture by Lee, Chris Y. J., 1972-

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Spaces, Times, Architectures. the Elements of the Constructive Phenomenon by Emilio Faroldi

“…For Giedion, space and time in the new architecture are connected by a direct thread, underlining a position that is still supported today. …”
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Nordic Working Life and Social Dialogue in Times of Crisis by Bertil Rolandsson, Anna Ilsøe

“… A crisis refers to some sort of disruption of established practices, routines, or procedures occurring whenever a risk has been realized (Battistelli & Galantino 2019; Beck 1986, 2006). …”
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Time expression and named entity recognition for sentiment analysis by Tan, Jordan Rei Yao

“…Today, when it comes to sentiment analysis tasks, sub-symbolic artificial intelligence (AI) approaches such as neural networks and deep learning are much more popular and widely used compared to classic symbolic AI approaches. …”
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Tools for mindful timekeeping : 4 devices to change our relationship to time by Wang, Che-Wei, S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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