The crowdfunding platform can function as a screening ground for investors.
When we covered the launch of MedStartr in July, the appeal of the heath-focused, Kickstarter-style crowdfunding platform seemed to be its ability to act as a screening ground for investors interested in the space.
The furniture behind him -- a table, stools, a screen -- ground the painting in the domestic here and now.
In one design, for example, students jump sidewise along a number-line mat in response to numerical cues flashed on a screen, thus grounding conceptions of relative numerosity into a spatial representation that is used pervasively in mathematical practice (Fischer, Moeller, Bientzle, Cress, & Nuerk, 2011).
I was reminded of these and other sobering statistics at a screening of "Ground Operations: Battlefields to Farm Fields," a powerful documentary that addresses the urgent need to retool and reboot U.S. farming practices.
Mr. Brancato testified that he did not know how a screen on the ground came to be removed from the window and that neither he nor Mr. Armento had worn the latex gloves that investigators found at the scene.
We sat on the ground, a screen displaying rolling tweets, discussing the restructuring of Mubarak's brutal security apparatus.
In two of those, he said, as he looked at a navigation screen, the ground appeared to rotate 120 degrees.
A model for the calculation of effects of ground and a screen or a wedge shaped barrier on the transmission of sound has been tested by comparing calculated transmission losses with losses measured in real situations.
The material used in the current paper was ground to pass a screen size of 0.25-0.5 mm [ 32].
As he scans the meat, the choices he is contemplating pop up on the screen: (A) ground chuck, (B) chicken (again), (C) crab-like meat product?
