Previous Winners of The Linux Foundation's Video Contest In 2010, the contest invited participants to design an ad spot that would be worthy of running during the commercial-rich SuperBowl.
On the contrary, the Mediterranean diet includes little consumption of meat, dairy products and commercial sweets rich in refined sugar.
To meet this objective, 12 lactating Assaf ewes (on average, 64 days in milk, producing 1.72 kg of milk/d with 5.17% of fat) were divided into 3 groups and offered a total mixed ration without supplementation (control) or supplemented with 2.4% dry matter of fish oil (FO treatment) or 1% dry matter of a commercial product rich in trans-10,cis-12 trans-10,cis-12 trans-10,cis-12 18 2
The cruel, curdled vision of contemporary American life in the average NFL commercial break chuckling rich people treating sedans as stocking stuffers and taunting Father Christmas; shit-scared yobs buying terrible beer and gas-chugging trucks they don't even want because they're afraid it's gay to do otherwise is pretty terrible to behold.
Fruits are good sources of bioactives, and there are a number of commercial polyphenol-rich beverages, which base their marketing strategies on antioxidant potency.
The commercial products demonstrate rich features and flexibility of FreeBSD.
There are some in Brussels – and Paris and Berlin – who think there might be rich commercial pickings from Brexit.
That sounds fine, except that the saccharine stories represent a rich commercial opportunity for their government-approved creator, Sali Rayner, and place social conformity above academic excellence.
Suzhou remained the cultural capital of China even into the 18th century, and both emperors' visits underscore the importance of Suzhou to the imperial household as well as to the rich commercial life of China under the Qing dynasty.
Not much, you'd think, especially if that device is a soaring commercial success, and rich, powerful companies are eager to invest in your efforts to design new versions of their products to be used on it.
On the one hand, there are "rich" commercial productions that rely heavily on technological spectacle; on the other hand are the small "poor" experimental groups exclusively centred on the art of the actor.
