Shame about our spasmodic compulsion not just to devour digital content to the point of nausea and self-loathing, but also to leave a faecal trail of posts, likes and location-tagged check-ins in our wake.
Is to love oneself to be content to the point of laziness?
By using the CHM to derive metrics, the authors acknowledge the under-utilisation of the information content of the LiDAR point cloud.
Depending on values like the water vapor content and the oxygen content of the stagnation point flow, the ignition can lead to discontinuities in the steady-state solutions and to multiple steady states.
The current review, instead of analyzing the content of the new work, points "out their relation to the content of the original book and to Mr. Darwin's general theory".
Nothing in the language or the content of the attack directly points to North Korea, and although these evasions are creepy, they may just be meant to spook and confuse the public.
This study illustrates the application of validation principles to evaluate the scientific and technical content of the critical control point (CCP) in a hazard analysis and critical control point (HACCP) system.
According to music critic Bruce Eder writing for Allmusic.com: In the history of popular music, there are a relative handful of performers who have redefined the content of the music at critical points in history people whose music left the landscape, and definition of popular music, altered completely.
TC: The broadcasters claim that the main difference between those services and Aereo is that Aereo facilitates the acquisition of the content in the first place, as opposed to the storage or transmission of that owned content after the point of acquisition.
However, the development of the intervention content at the point of theory selection could have been mapped onto related theoretical domains identified by Michie et al. [ 33] for use in behaviour change interventions.
