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, , , , , acknowledgments Approaching Doomsday: The Contours of American Apocalyptic Belief The American Apocalyptic Legacy Signs of the Endtimes: Hal Lindsey and Dispensationalist Prophecy Beliefs Apocalyptic Apparitions of the Virgin Mary in New York City Secular. , , , , , The growth of the city: an introduction to a research project, , , Between two nations: The political predicament of Latinos in New York City, the term will do as well to describe the train paintings of New York's subway writers. Hugo Martinez, director of the United Graffiti Artists or- ganization, saw this emphasis on getting up as one of the more significant factors differentiating New York's subway. , , , , , , , , a more complex model in content and design than previously applied to the measurement of customer satisfaction within the transportation industry is used in this study. Drawing from the results of previous studies that had a narrower focus, a network of 10 potentially. , , , , , , , , , , , origin and destination (OD) data for the New York City subway sys- tem were last obtained in 1990 by conducting a traditional intercept survey. For Group 1, a sample of 100 New York City residents with two subway trips was randomly selected from the NYMTC survey. , , about 14 million square feet of office and retail space in the World Trade Center complex and its contents and repairing the damaged buildings in the areas adjacent to the World Trade Center, 14 and 3) the cost of repairing the damage to the New York City subway lines. , , , , , , , Evaluating the feasibility of a passive travel survey collection in a complex urban environment: Lessons learned from the New York City case study, and are transported from the train and subway stations at Ebisu by moving walkway. 3. Surveillance. This brings us to a closely related topic: surveillance of the new public spaces by security personnel to monitor access and ensure safety. Whether we are in New York, with. , Tuberculosis in New York Cityâ ”turning the tide, , , , , , , , , , , , , and public transportation that make up the public space and infrastructure of New York City. In these public areas, new and old residents pass each other by every day. Residents, factory workers and office-bound commuters, school children and retirees all ride the subway. , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , for those who have not experienced New York's subway during the late 1980s, its nightmarish circumstances are hard to describe. Disorder and crime are no longer serious problems in New York's subway it is among the safest in the world. , , these discourses play an important role in the formation and maintenance of the meaning of a place. Simultaneously the place New York, the subway, the gallery
plays a role in affecting the nature of the discourses and judgements of the value of graffiti. Origin and destination estimation in New York City with automated fare system data, , , , , access to Public Transit. Using data from the New York City Department of City Planning, we measured access to public transit by assigning bus stops and subway stations to the census tracts in which they fell and then calculating their density per km2 in each tract. , , , , report Date : MAR 1974. Pagination or Media Count : 56. Abstract : The impact of police manning and apprehension activities on New York City subway crime, with emphasis on robbery, is analyzed for the period 1965-1971. , , , in 1860 the horse-car lines of New York City carried about 50,000,000 passengers; in 1890 the trolleycars (and a few surviving horse-cars) transported about 500,000,000; in 1921, the elevated, subway, surface, and electric and steam suburban lines carried a total of more than. , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Changing patterns of urban public space: observations and assessments from the Tokyo and New York metropolitan areas, Getting up: subway graffiti in New York, , , , , abstract The United States Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990 reflected increasing concern about potential effects of low-level airborne metal exposure on a wide array of illnesses. Here we summarize results demonstrating that the New York City (NYC) subway system. , , , , , , , , The urban built environment and obesity in New York City: a multilevel analysis, , The rise and fall of New York murder: zero tolerance or crack's decline, , , The impact of police activity on subway crime, , , , , , On subway graffiti in New York, , , , , , , , , , sK Singh, PK Das, A. Benslimane, EC Wang, E. Dogan & CC Chang TRACK IV Session 1 Specialized urban construction Case studies: Structural investigation and rehabilitation of the 42nd Street & Eighth Avenue subway station, New York City A. Grigoryan Shotcrete. , , , , , , , , , , , Declining crime rates: Insiders' views of the New York City story, Steel dust in the New York City subway system as a source of manganese, chromium, and iron exposures for transit workers, , , , ,
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