And I finally got the opportunity to use that dramatic screen grab from Braveheart in a post.
Yet the exhibition is static, neglectful of digital opportunities to show the runways and to bring clothes to life, as the Victoria & Albert Museum in London does with its current dramatic screen-filled study of David Bowie.
The latter can be subject to direct testing, but now with a dramatic decrease of the screening costs.
Thinly sliced ribbons of ham dance across the screen to a dramatic score.
As one-third of the Wailin' Jennys, the most heavenly trio in folk music today, Heather Masse would be the first to admit that jumping into the jazz scene with a trombone legend is a bit like a successful comedian sharing the screen with a dramatic acting heavyweight.
Since the introduction of population-based organized cytological screening programs, a dramatic decrease of incidence of cervical cancer has been obtained in many western countries; despite this reassuring result, the overall performance of cervical cytological screening, the Pap test, is still far from being optimal [ 2].
In the recent years, the rise of High Throughput Screening (HTS), combinatorial chemistry and the availability of large compound collections has led to a dramatic increase in the size of screening libraries, for both private companies and public organisations [3, 4].
Screening coverage in Wales appears to follow similar trends except that the screening coverage for women aged 20 24 years did not show a dramatic decrease since 2004 as Wales continue to screen this age group.
The fortress played a prominent role in English history much like King's Landing has in Westeros', and will be a dramatic and menacing setting for the screening.
The past three decades have seen a dramatic increase in the implementation of screening programmes for cancer in industrialised countries.
The last three decades have seen a dramatic rise in the implementation of screening programmes for cancer in industrialised countries.
