charrette , także: charette

A charrette should run at least two hours; most usually require a full day or more.

A charrette may not be the ideal time for learning.

A weekend long design charrette was held to engage the community in the process.

A charrette, an intense period of design or planning activity.

One such method is a charrette with all specialists present, early in the design process.

Experts at the Charrette were drawn from developing and developed countries.

Following the charrette a $1million pilot program was enacted in the summer of 2009.

Design professionals served to facilitate, not lead, the charrette event itself.

Byrne for all of their work in setting up the Charrette which he considered to be a great success.

A design charrette was held in 2009 with educators, administrators, and architects.

Our work will provide important and influential background for this neighbourhood scale charrette.

Charrette was not the only new word introduced that frigid weekend.

Many organizations and individuals cooperated to make this charrette a reality.

I am intrigued with your idea of the charrette.

In 2006, the Council held a charrette to select the artist that would design the memorial.

A shorter charrette (two to three hours) may yield only a limited number of ideas.

The period of a charrette typically involves both focused and sustained effort.

Our charrette occurred within a very compressed time period and included a number of design disciplines.

And it is worth recalling that the charrette originated as an educational process.

In 2008 a charrette was organized to find alternatives.

In planning, the charrette has become a technique for consulting with all stakeholders.

A charrette is a meeting that convenes to address a specific issue or question, within a fixed time period.

Roseland, he described the Charrette process for the members, pointing out that the results won't be a final plan.

A charrette is also a good way to determine if the policies we have designed actually produce the results we want.

A successful charrette can employ several teams that work on a well-defined design challenge.

After one season with Charette as skip, the team broke up.

The charette split into three groups which produced four designs for the project.

Mr de Charette was the first to call for the address change.

It would seem pretty simple on the surface, Chief Charette said.

He will also discuss the benefits of using a design charette as a tool for public participation.

Charette Memorial - built as a program pavilion, it was later closed in.

A third woman, Holly Charette, died a few hours later.

Charette's campaign plans obviously did fall into enemy hands.

Charette estimates there have been 200 assaults against customs officials since 1990.

Richer, the commander of the detachment, was killed by Charette himself.

Charette then offered Wieland to join his army, which he refused.

Charette was able to come to Ludington and see the mural before his death.

She also appears with her daughter Faith Charette in several of the videos.

In 1879 he became secretary to General Charette and tutor to his son.

The rope's other end was attached to a second drum on the charette's front wheels.

Marshall organized the city's first Charette symposium specifically to address urban issues.

Charette appropriate briefs and test outcomes through focus groups.

It also has a concurrency in Charette with Route 350.

Officially, municipal elections in Charette are on a non-partisan basis.

The weight of the piston during its return down the cylinder was enough to turn the drums and move the charette.

Pierre Charette today confirmed that he is reuniting with his skip of many years.

Boehm and Charette are looking primarily at software engineering risk but their general approach may be useful.

Nonsense, responds union official Charette, who says the government keeps no proper records of incidents.

Also, the Chamber had representation on the design charette (a panel of experts to analysis all the input) and made a response to their report.

Charette joined the public service in 1984, working in the Department of Finance.