brave new world

First, the motto of the World State: "Community, Identity, Stability." Community basically means conformism and social utility: "Everyone belongs to everyone else" (BNW 38).

BNW's signature feature is its creative class, where Scott uses theatre principles to spark the children's imaginations.

Herein, we report the successful use of this strategy to develop 1) a barcode primer cocktail and 2) DNA barcodes for FW, BNW, and RSW.

BNW has 24 contributing local and foreign visual artists, all of which are critically acclaimed here and abroad.

BNW is "fiercely loyal" to the "culturally sophisticated communities and the blue-collar pride" that characterize its beloved borough; it would take some kind of black magic to compel the company to take its inventive staging elsewhere.

These articles use BNW as a vaguely Luddite (or occasionally anti-Luddite) code word.

The BNW model discussed above represented the state of the art in continuous time modeling in the early 1990s.

The book succeeds primarily because of its presentation--a mix of humour and straight talk, and a mix of third party case studies and examples of how BNW applies its own ideas.

Indifferent to questions of rightness, this supposedly utopian society only seeks wellness, "the maintenance of well-being" as Mond later defines it (BNW 209)--effortless comfort without the bother of a metaphysics.

For some written texts taken from books, the title of the book series is also given under this column (e.g., file BNW, "Problems of unemployment and inflation," is part of the Longman book series "Key issues in economics and business").

When Bernard Marx telephones Helmholtz Watson from New Mexico, it still takes "nearly three minutes to get through" (BNW 120).

One of the biggest single disputes is with BNW Enterprises - the firm responsible for constructing the Body Zone.