Benjamin, a native of Jonesboro, Ga., was a speed freak and a pill-head and a drag queen, as well as a considerable stream-of-consciousness poet and an inspired singer whose deep growl of a voice could slide from rumination to peaks of intensity that bring to mind flamenco vocalists.
Yet an increasing number of people are questioning whether Adblock Plus's software is unfairly using its powerful position not just to encourage better ads, but also to build a quite considerable revenue stream of its own.
Under these conditions, the physics of light itself will cause considerable variability in the stream of photons arriving at the retina, leading to high variability in the gain of retinal responses.
When all three major events connected – the availability of millions of chemistries, hundreds of new molecular targets and the systems to permit large-scale cross-screening – the outcome was one of considerable investment without the anticipated stream of new chemical entities progressing towards the clinic [19].
Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.
Some industry insiders think "Aida" has an edge over the other two productions by dint of its Disney marketing power and its strong sales, although "Swing!" is seen as an audience pleaser and has also shown considerable pluck in keeping a steady stream of business coming into the St. James Theater.
No considerable changes for apoptotic proteins in the down stream of the caspase-dependent apoptotic pathways, including caspase-3, caspase-6 and caspase-7 have been observed.
In the past few years, pro-MEK groups have marshaled considerable financial resources to bring high-profile speakers to an unending stream of rallies and other events in the U.S. and Europe.
Lane's soldiers destroyed some of Osceola's liquor supply, igniting it so that "a stream of flames" ran downhill into the Osage River — but they also consumed a considerable portion of the supply themselves.
Kumar acted in a steady stream of thrillers and fast-paced dramas, including Khiladi (1992; "Player"), which brought him considerable attention.
Indeed, Human Relations was at the forefront of this stream of research when it published Ashforth and Humphrey's (1995) thought-provoking article, which sparked considerable interest around the role of emotions in organizations.
