While it's not a win, it is the close of a case that kicked up dust from developers, some seeing PeopleBrowsr as fighting for the "little guys" who were slowly losing the access to Twitter's data that they once enjoyed.
Yet every snapping twig brought me closer to a case of the yips.
Cross-sectional survey administered via the internet and computer assisted telephone interview to families whose school children were recommended to go into home quarantine because they were diagnosed with H1N1 or were a close contact of a case.
Smith et al. reported that 1 of 207 close contacts of a case-patient with MHF contracted the virus (5 ).
A former trial lawyer unabashed about using his courtroom tools on the campaign trail, he has called his stump speech his "closing argument," the summation of a case he began making to voters more than a year ago.
In sentencing the man, David Jamison, in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn, Justice Michael R. Juviler brought to a close a major portion of a case that had resonated in a city that had seen steep drops in crime.
Rather, having seen the process up close, it appears more of a case of people trying to do the right thing but laboring under a process that guarantees they will do it wrong.
He hears the botched version that Assistant District Attorney Bruce Dearing recited to jurors -- part of the closing argument to a case that leaves Phipps just halfway through a 30-year sentence.
The chapter closes with a case study of creativity in the aerospace industry, showing how commercial airlines can use creativity to address problems of fuel efficiency, pollution, and sustainability.
The chapter closes with a case study of Chicago Public Library, which recently began an ambitious catalog-integrated DDA program for physical books and has had success with the program.
