Our findings largely corroborate this view as most face-preferring regions disclosed coarse-to-fine temporal dynamics (see Supplementary Table 1).
Some non-face characters are told not to speak with children for obvious reasons of breaking character, while most face characters (as Disney calls them) are more than willing to talk with most guests they encounter during the day.
In fact if his generation catches on to his tune, pun intended -- a generation with their faces (as most of their parents faces are, too) buried in cellphone and tablet screens, a generation mass marketed-to more than any generation in history -- if his generation catches onto self definition and the courage to try their way, their way, that whole mass may find greatness.
Gibeau left EA earlier this year where he served as head of mobile as most gaming companies faced the steep task of finding a way to capture an audience on mobile devices.
As most fieldworkers subsequently faced a challenging interview or technical glitch, this may also explain why they thought more training was needed.
That would leave a dearth of big beasts on the "out" side – with Farage as the most visible face.
As for the decision to use Ms. Chen as the most visible face on "Big Brother," Mr. Heyward acknowledged that "the ancillary benefit to 'The Early Show' was of course a big reason".
At a first glance, this approach may not appear logical for maxillofacial bone regeneration as most bones in the face originate from intramembranous mechanisms.
Now nurses take the blame as the most visible face of hospital life – but if there are too few, is attacking them a good answer?
But the 6-foot-4 Eagle Scout has emerged as the most recognizable face of a new brand of grass-roots activists, emboldened by the success of the Tea Party movement and not afraid to rock the boat.
8 P.M. (ESPN) THE DIPLOMAT Known as "the most beautiful face of socialism," the East German figure skater Katarina Witt dominated her field by winning six European titles, five world championships and back-to-back Olympic medals during the cold war.
