Banks usually stick their adverts in the one place where they are redundant: their branch windows.
While the focus of the world for the past three years was on the crisis in the banking sector, Oppenheimer was redesigning the bank's branches, "the window of Barclays on the world".
Or closed app development like we've seen on the Zune HD? Could it be a branch of Windows Phone designed for the feature/Java phone market?
The building is sided with natural cedar clapboards, all railings are made of tree branches, the windows are trimmed with birch wood and the tables and bar are made of four-inch-thick slabs of walnut.
PCT parameters and scores were then calculated as described, estimating the signal of conservation for each seed family relative to that of its corresponding 50 control k-mers, matched for k-mer length and rate of dinucleotide conservation at varying branch-length windows (Friedman et al., 2009).
Hornets will look for a sheltered location to make their nest, and such nests can be found under leaves, in tree branches, on windows, in attics, under rafters, inside abandoned buildings or vehicles, etc.
She also said, "The day before yesterday I saw a hoopoe on a low branch outside my window".
The months of separation and uncertainty have taken a toll on Mrs. Fong, 66, who rarely sleeps and has become so frightened by random noise -- the whoosh of a passing car or the scratch of a wind-blown branch on a window -- that she keeps the television turned up to drown out ambient sounds.
Is something bothering them from outside like a branch scratching the window or a light shining off a tree so it looks like a monster?
The restaurant's lines are both modern and rustic — sleek teardrop light fixtures appeal to the urbanite, alder-wood branches in the window to the ruralist.
