Yet, a compelling case can be made for the need for pooling diverse knowledge and skills in the backdrop of Web 2.0 and social media technology.
Suzanne E Smith's non-fiction book describes the 1960s legendary Motown music and culture, "in the backdrop of the community in which it emerged and after which it was named, and examining its relationship with the civil-rights struggle," as reviewed in the Times Literary Supplement.
When ESPN's "GameDay," the sign of a big game, came to U.S.C., the set had to be shot extra tight because of the lack of students and fans in the backdrop.
The crane can be seen in the background of Reporting Scotland broadcasts from BBC Pacific Quay and also in the backdrop of The Riverside Show on STV Glasgow.
Exterior details include an outdoor living room and swimming pool and spa set in the backdrop of canyon, mountain and ocean views.
They greased winches and hoisted late-in-the-show backdrops out of the way.
Present day surveillance systems chase moving targets in terms of both evolving pathogens and adapting hosts, in the backdrop of rapidly changing social and economic human environments [ 2].
A hospital-based case-control study, the first in India, was conducted to determine the incidence of childhood aplastic anaemia in and around Lucknow in the backdrop of organochlorine levels in the blood and review the database for any association between the disease and exposure to pesticides.
The quintessential image of skiing, immortalized in ski movies, is a tanned, grinning skier plunging through two feet of fresh powder, cerulean skies and jagged peaks in the backdrop.
It's a little bit like Hawai'i and Southern California combined in terms of its laid back attitude, but with snowcapped mountains and dramatic glaciers in the backdrop.
