Not wishing to judge a film by its point-of-sale retail placement, I decided to take a look at Tesfaye's unauthorised life story myself.
Mastrov claims he is fixing the problem by improving its point-of- sale computers at every club, which help keep very close tabs on dues collection.
In addition to facilitating rapid scale for delivery nationwide, Taco Bell is also leveraging its Grubhub partnership by integrating its point-of-sale system directly into the Grubhub app, a move Masino calls a competitive advantage.
By returning to its point of departure and theoretically folding back into itself, the shiny edifice straddling Santa Marta brings into question if and how architecture can intervene in communities that have developed in the abject absence of a welfare state.
This is a story in which truly awful things happen and truly daring deeds are performed; beneath the teenage angst, it's serious fare, and yet its depictions of horror and moments of courage often feel dulled by the limitations of its point of view.
Isolated power systems meet electricity demand by generating power close to its point of utilisation.
Distributed generation (DG) looks to remedy these inadequacies by producing power close to its point of consumption, often utilising carbon neutral, renewable energy (RE) sources (sun, wind).
First, one can never be certain of the trajectory taken by a migrating cell between its point of origin and final position.
Directed by Rodney Ascher, "Room 237" takes as its point of departure those cinephiles who, as they explain in voiceover, have dedicated an extraordinary amount of time and even more imagination to unlocking the secrets – some convincing, others more cracked than Jack Nicholson's crazed character – in "The Shining".
Out-of-focus light was reassigned to its point of origin by iterative deconvolution.
