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Both have the two departments, history and film, through which I'll try and navigate in the first stretch of the long road to a fabulous TCM hosting job in which Robert Osborne and I sit around on chintz armchairs sipping old fashioneds and shedding manly tears over the work of Leon Shamroy.

In doing trust-work researchers have to put themselves at stake and navigate in the waters of the specific concerns that their research may create.

The team followed a single flock of pigeons in two different situations: competitive feeding on the ground and navigating in the air.

New gear for on-the-go Nokia also showcased the Nokia Bluetooth Stereo Headset BH-905i offering an improved audio experience with active noise cancellation and a collection of five unique new Bluetooth headsets designed for a variety of needs, including hands-free multitasking, talking and navigating in the car with voice guidance.

Patients expressed a wish for more practical information to enhance their own self-efficacy through more knowledge on different therapies and "Where to get help with different aspects of the disease" and "Navigating in the jungle of therapies" rather than discussing psychological consequences of living with a chronic disease.

"Pulse and Flipboard are exciting because the interface is really different, the way you consume it flipping and navigating in a sit-on-the-couch kind of way".

In a second phase, and for 2 min, the players were asked to provide their opinion on the quality of the tags created by other players, to vote on interesting and specific moments of the video, to watch a shorter/summarised version of the video and to navigate in the tag cloud that directs them to specific time stamps of the content.

Bats effectively 'see' in sound (although they can also see) and they navigate in the dark by 'talking to themselves'.

A mobile agent migrates from central resource rich node with message and navigate autonomously in the zone of network until the boundary node.

It was absolutely awful to see and navigate around in the neighborhood.

Because it contains more than 380 000 concepts, with a total of about 800 000 descriptions or terms, the practical use of SNOMED will demand new types of tools to search and navigate intuitively in the term collection.