In order to motivate the students to review the content of a lecture before the next one, students were given the opportunity to submit three key points via the online learning platform.
Thanks to their availability medical CT scanners have often been used in the archaeological field: to investigate mummies and related materials [6-8], to discover the content of a pot before opening it [9,10] or simply to study the inner and outer of an object in high detail [11].
This observation raises a task of analyzing content of an image before compression and setting proper parameters of a coder.
It's an interesting perspective, but one that's unlikely to have been shared by Eugène Christophe, a French cyclist who could scarcely have endured more misfortune in the Tour de France if he'd careered across the path of a clowder of black cats and under several ladders before smithereening the contents of a hall of mirrors.
Our host grabbed the mirror off the wall and slammed it on the table before flinging the contents of a large bag of cocaine over its surface.
Police officers must get a warrant before searching the contents of a cell phone seized during an arrest, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday, an opinion that amounts to a sweeping endorsement of digital privacy.
ADAM GOPNIK: I meant merely that, as it says a sentence or two before, that the content of our ideas — the butter — is more important than the containers, or vehicles — the toast — that carries them.
It was not the practice of the Manuscripts Division to verify the contents of a box before restoring it to the stacks, and Cosey left the library unchallenged.
Focus on the Family has not provided further information about the spot and CBS has declined to discuss it because the network's policy is to let an advertiser decide whether to reveal the contents of a commercial before broadcast.
On June 25, the US Supreme Court ruled in Riley v. California that police generally must obtain a warrant before searching the digital contents of an arrestee's cell phone.
