Word: uniformization
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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During the season, she would leave the hospital in Louisville at 5 p.m. on Friday. She often boarded the plane still dressed in her surgical scrubs and changed into her uniform on the flight to New York, where a fan or team rep would drive her to the game. Just as she was preparing to begin her residency at the University of Southern California Medical Center, the I.O.C. made softball an Olympic sport. She continued the commute until last summer, when she took a one-year leave of absence to play full-time with the national team. "It has been...
Toilet manufacturers, who had pushed for uniform federal standards after water-poor states started setting their own, admit they were slow to find good low-flow designs. But their latest models use various tricks--wider pipes, extra air pressure--to make up in flush power what they lack in volume. That, say bowlmakers, should eliminate most complaints...
...work of everyone from superstars like Donna Karan, Michael Kors and Miuccia Prada to up-and-comers like handbag designer Kate Spade. More significantly, it is the bedrock of the no-fuss aesthetic peddled by the Gap, J. Crew and Banana Republic, increasingly the purveyors of the American uniform...
Although the University gives schools the freedom to establish their own tenure processes, the final step of the tenure process is uniform across the University: the president must give approval...
...shirt not only helps me identify other members of the group, but also serves as a familiar beacon for first-years seeking help or advice. Similarly, the FUP T-shirt and the Currier and Mower shirts communicate to those both inside and outside the group. They provide a uniform dress so members of each group can feel bonded to each other while at the same time conveying a message about their interests to others who see and read the shirt...