That is a tiny fraction of the market, but still represents more than a million users, many who use aging versions of Netscape.
In this study, different surface energy parameters of three aggregates i.e. granite, diorite and limestone, and ten types of asphalts along-with their aging versions were measured using surface free energy theory by contact angle method.
Nigel Planer strikes the right note of self-irony as Pop, an ageing version of Neil the hippie.
Properly speaking, it ought to be ricotta salata, a hard, salty, aged version of the soft, creamy fresh stuff found in tubs next to the mascarpone.
Mind you, that's the blend that hasn't been aged -- which is only available to writers, bartenders and spirits geeks who want to do a little A/B testing side by side with the aged version.
The Oscar-winning film-maker said the original cast did not look old enough to play ageing versions of Rent Boy, Sick Boy and Begbie, despite Welsh's novel being set only a decade after Trainspotting.
All data from The Second Longitudinal Study of Aging The Second Supplement on Aging: 1994 (Version 2, No. 1, September 1998) [Data file].
Ms. Houghton and Mr. Newfield, middle-aged actors, play both incarnations of the couple -- the middle-aged version of Act 2 and the half-that-age version of Act 1.
Which he does in a kind of digital, media-age version of miniature Elizabethan court portraiture.
