Secondly, due to resource limitations, we only managed to screen patients once within 48 h of admission and do not know whether a narrower screening interval (e.g. within 24 h of admission) or repeated screening after that would yield further information.
He was a man on the left side of a long, narrow screen, walking forward, from one side to the other.
Mr. Robinson heightens that sensation with video of watery surfaces and a ship's foamy wake, projected on a long, narrow screen that descends at times from overhead.
The curved metal sides are easy to keep a grip of, thanks to narrow screen bezels, while the back has an attractive layering pattern that reflects light at different angles.
Tecmo would find a perfect home on the Zune, what with it's long, narrow screen à la a real football field.
The Asus-built tablet will boast a new Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor, a "narrow bezel" screen with pixel density of 323 (pretty close to that of the iPhone 5) and physical dimensions that make it either very close to or even smaller than Apple's iPad mini.
It's thinner, to allow for a narrower cover to fit the smaller screen of the new Surface.
Benjamin Talbott's music adds to the strong sense of pace and movement, while Angharad Matthews' design is suitably fluid, with a series of narrow screens on wheels shaping fast-changing scenes and locations, such as a taxi driving through nocturnal urban streets.
A further three males and five females were investigated in a narrower histology screen that included brain, adrenal, trachea, lung, diaphragm, aorta, heart, spleen, lymph node (tracheobronchial and mesenteric), esophagus, small and large intestine, liver, gall bladder, exocrine and endocrine pancreas, kidney and ureter.
But inexcusably Universal is offering it here, not in the widescreen format in which it was made, but in a full-frame transfer probably intended for broadcast television and the narrow screens of yesteryear.
