In the decade immediately after the war, murder rates soared, and guns became the murder weapon of choice (see chart 3)********.
At the millennial height of his pop-star fame – a sequel to his indie mid-1980s fase as a member of the Housemartins – Fatboy Slim's business was creating crunchingly effective dance-floor anthems: "Praise You", "Right Here Right Now", "The Rockafeller Skank", "Weapon of Choice", his chart-topping remix of Cornershop's "Brimful of Asha".
Indiegogo backers will have plenty of opportunity to influence the ONE's ultimate design, according to Olive, including with color choice and charting a path for accessories and add-ons.
Those last two sentences are, at the least, intriguing chiefly because they make it sound as if Narcos: Cartel Wars players will have the option of choice in charting their rise to drug-lord infamy.
She said Democrats had no choice but to chart a centrist course.
His choices not only chart his entire career, they also complement the 25 images by him that the gallery already owns.
This lead to a kind of television-esque market where the customer only ever looks at the top 50 chart choices and advertising muscle (or "user acquisition" as we call it these days) is king.
That is not a cheap machine ($2,000 is a reasonable start).For the two-thirds of users who do not have this amount of power (see chart), the choice is whether to upgrade their existing machines or to buy new ones.
The two control charts most appropriate for the identified measures were: the u-chart, which is the appropriate statistical tool for evaluating rate-based measures, and the p-chart, which is the chart of choice when measuring percentages or proportions.
According to the present study, twice as many UK infants may meet the criteria used to define overweight and obesity today compared to three years ago when the UK90 reference was the chart of choice.
