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More: full video of Dr. Fowler's lecture, plus other recordings and summaries from the Food and Nutrition Policy Symposium series.

The new South East News Service for Europe, financed mainly by the European Union, has begun to broadcast regular live television and radio programs and summaries from the trials, allowing people in Montenegro, Bosnia and parts of Serbia and Croatia to follow the tribunal's many activities.

For example, she consulted free online tutoring videos (especially videos featuring one tutor in particular at the University of California at Berkeley), which helped her fill out her notes and summaries from the class and textbook.

Speaking as someone who spends his Thursday hunting down predictions and weekly summaries from the herd of whimsical cats that is 19 team reps I think the expansion to 24 (counting NYCFC) is a good idea.

The last session was a gallery walk, where workshop participants were asked to observe poster presentations and write summaries from the presentations.

Traditionally, the family has been classified into three subfamilies of very unequal sizes [phylogenetic numbers and summary from 40]: Papilionoideae (the typical "beans" such as pea, lupine, soybean, and peanut, with 478 genera and an estimated 13,805 species); Mimosoideae (e.g., acacia; 92 genera and 3,271 species); and Caesalpinioideae (171 genera and 2,251 species).

Immersion in the data was achieved during short debriefing sessions after each interview, listening to all the recordings between each interview and reading the summaries from the discussions.

Our data set was extracted using code-based search across all in- and outpatient discharge summaries from the dermatology department of the Graz University Hospital, covering the period between 01/2007 and 05/2013.

Therefore, choices of parameters in this work are based on preliminary testing and summary statistics from the distance distribution between the query vector and all vectors in the database.

Usually meeting notes and summary data from the original submissions were available; the full application was not usually available.

Focusing on the head wounds, a detailed report and summary report from the Office of the Medical Examiner indicated that one wound with an entrance to the vertex of Brown's head was "downward and rightward" (detailed report at p. 2) and the wound with an entrance to central forehead was "downward, slightly backward, and rightward" (summary p. 1).