Lacking equipment for synchronized sounds, actors have to return to the studio to dub in their voices, and scriptwriters are in a constant scramble to keep up with the pace of production.
One of the programmers who created the site (www.revolico.com) said in an e-mail message that he and the co-founder were in a constant scramble to get their site past government censors.
And to ease scientists' constant scramble to write new grant proposals, NIH should follow through on plans to award longer grants based on an investigator's track record rather than a specific project.
He also kept his day job the first two years, which meant spending mornings, nights, and weekends in a "constant scramble to adhere to whatever new rules were coming out".
Tone shock pairs consisted of a 30-second tone that co-terminated with a 2 second 0.75 mA constant current scrambled shock.
Reforming government, on the other hand, is much more like cooking with a Chinese wok -- a hot fire, fearless execution, and constant mixing and scrambling ingredients in super-heated oil.
Stripped of everything, including my dignity, in constant pain, I scrambled to my former home, Martha's Vineyard, whose beauty I hoped would heal me.
The floor of the larger compartment consisted of two oblique stainless-steel plates separated by 0.5 cm at the bottom and 10 cm at the top, through which scrambled constant current could be delivered.
All nets were in play, so it was a constant goalmouth scramble wherever the puck went.
The game is a constant hectic scramble to get and keep the ball as it passes rapidly from player to player.
Demba Ba remains a tangible threat Ba made his presence felt within the first five seconds tonight, shooting from kick-off with sufficient accuracy to force Wojciech Szczesny into a scrambling save via the crossbar and proved a constant menace.
