But in recent years a series of stumbles allowed its rival, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), also based in California, to capture the technical lead and win market share.Intel's response was a manoeuvre that its boss, Paul Otellini, described five years ago as the "right-hand turn".
The book's special strength, though, is capturing the technical as well as the emotional challenges of a young artist, and the details about Ror's graffiti art are fascinating and knowledgeable.
In theory, one should examine the acquisition platform from independent studies to accurately capture the technical variation.
The cross-sectional survey design of this study captured the technical aspects of the selection process (e.g., who was involved, what steps that were taken).
The baseline should capture the technical variation of a platform, but not variations due to CNVs or copy number polymorphisms (CNPs) in the samples.
From a provider perspective, they capture the technical aspects of care and reflect the degree to which staff are able to use all their competencies and deploy their full scope of practice.
The main progress of the economic model presented here is that it captures the clinical, technical, and economic consequences of using HM to monitor CIEDs, and details the balance of costs and consequences.
It captures the set of technical, cognitive, and non-cognitive skills that individuals possess relative to those needed by the job (see World Bank 2013).
Still, the archive footage capturing the astonishingly technical raps of Ellay Khule or the melodic abstractions of Myka Nyne is gripping, and justifies this film's only visual gimmick: During certain performances, the lyrics burst onto the screen in big block letters, in time with the song, as if even the typographer can't quite believe what's being said, and how.
The CRS Super-Efficiency scores are chosen for the analysis, because they capture the total technical efficiency and adequately discriminate the efficient DMUs.
