New York Rugged Land, 2006.

The model also looked at the topography of early Venus.

It's easy to see the area's majestic topography from the cockpit of a helicopter.

Boys, on the other hand, are supposed to wear blue and have rugged adventures.

Members of evangelical churches associate their beliefs with the rugged individualism of the early pioneers.

The permanent war footing is just one manifestation of North Korea s obsession with rugged self sufficiency.

They had to ride horseback over rugged mountains at night and hide in caves during the day.

It's for Motorola's new Rugged cell phone, and yes, it really does say, Slap Mother Nature in the face.

Its topography and ethnic distribution are generating autonomist and even secessionist forces that threaten national unity in more menacing ways than anywhere else.

Some even host mapping parties, at which communities gather around computers, in schoolyards or church halls, to add layers of detail that extend beyond topography.

Diffraction contrast, in electron microscopes and x topography devices in particular, is also a powerful tool for examining individual defects and local strain fields in crystals.

The impressive discovered trail is about a kilometer and a half long and between 1.20 and 1.40 meters wide, and it varies according to the land topography.

Its topography and ecology are similar to that of Mona Island, a small limestone island located in the Mona Passage, between Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.

Americans have been blinded to these calamitous mistakes partly by a long history of racism, as well as by a misplaced faith in rugged individualism.

And a start up company is in the process of developing of what they call an autonomous rugged wifi hotspot for outdoors and crisis areas.

The rugged mountain terrain, a religiously conservative population, and a weak government with a history of collaboration with Al Qaeda have created a relatively sheltered haven.

Ailinn Solomons was a wild haired, quiveringly delicate beauty with a fluttering heart from a northern island village more remote and rugged even than Port Reuben.

Adequate planning is particularly important because remediation on so large a scale and in a densely populated area with such complex topography and land use has never been attempted before.

No other country embraces such an extraordinary profusion of ethnic groups, mutually incomprehensible languages, religions, and cultural practices, as well as variations of topography, climate, and levels of economic development.

Bhutan s rugged geography fostered the rise of a hardy population of farmers and herdsmen, and helped to foster a strong Buddhist culture, closely connected in history with Tibet.

There is in fact a lift that climbs through the centre of the mountain massif, however, the true joys of space and literature are revealed when scaling the topography on foot.

They prefer what they see as the rugged individualism of free market forces, a level capitalist playing field, and a weak state that does not impinge on their personal choices.

From the rushing of the Dnieper to the rugged architecture joined with golden domes in Independence Square, there is a quiet unsung beauty about the city that speaks for itself.

Rhino poaching often takes place in massive, rugged, hard to police areas the Kruger Park, for example, is roughly the size of Israel, and other African parks are even larger.

The sapphire blue 'eye' of Kyrgyzstan's Tien Shan mountains and the rugged landscapes that surround it have long been a favoured destination for holiday makers in the former Soviet Union.

It was recorded on the Twilight Express overnight luxury train service which, until it was discontinued in March 2015 traveled from Osaka to Hokkaido up the rugged and rural Japan Sea coastline.

In the rugged Sahtú Region of Canada s Northwest Territories, a district so remote that in winter only a single treacherous ice road connects it to the outside world, life revolves around caribou.

Even spotting a snow leopard is hard in the harsh, rugged and barren terrain, aided by their thick, pale fur with dark grey to black spots that help the cat to camouflage against the rocky slopes.

Aberdeen is most famously known as the granite city due to the large number of buildings made from the rugged local stone which make it one of the most architecturally interesting cities in the whole United Kingdom.

Unlike the Hamza, the 153 km long underground river in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula and the 8.2 km long Cabayugan River in the Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park in the Philippines have come into being thanks to the karst topography.

Nancy Reagan codified the misty eyed gaze at the rugged man, the demure demurrals, and the aggregation of power behind the throne, while claiming, in interviews, interest in nothing more serious than the White House s latest china patterns.

Some even host mapping parties, at which communities gather around computers, in schoolyards or church halls, to add layers of detail that extend beyond topography. By including human elements, such as popular cafés or local walking trails, they create comprehensive, useful tools for others, and enhance their understanding of their own community.

In a region with a strong indigenous past but a scattered and isolated present, Bolivia is, alongside Guatemala, perhaps the only country in Latin America where indigenous peoples make up a majority of the population. Its topography and ethnic distribution are generating autonomist and even secessionist forces that threaten national unity in more menacing ways than anywhere else.

You know, if we had to make a garden in front of our house, we should plan it out, and if a century old tree is growing on that spot though it may be rugged and old, yet you won't cut it down for the sake of a flower bed, but will plan your beds so as to make use of the old tree!

But, apart from these sound bites, there is a powerful constituency of right wing women in Britain and Western Europe, as well as in America, who do not see their values reflected in collectivist social policy prescriptions or gender quotas. They prefer what they see as the rugged individualism of free market forces, a level capitalist playing field, and a weak state that does not impinge on their personal choices.