Final year neurosci now! — Katie Clements (@katie_elvira) October 15, 2013 @EverydaySexism I'm a female PhD on a course directed by a woman.
Christian Bale gets a best supporting actor nomination for The Fighter, playing the boxer's crack-addicted brother-cum-trainer. 127 Hours is of course directed by a Brit: Danny Boyle, a big bygone winner for his movie Slumdog Millionaire.
The latter, Two Weeks, was of course directed by Nabil – whose monochrome masterpiece for Nicki Minaj's Lookin' Ass left the most lasting impression – and possibly one of the most memorable of the rap genre itself; it's a stark, visceral attack that unfurls its fury with sinister style and control.
The patient's subsequent intensive care and hospital course were directed by normal clinical practice.
This course was directed by three investigators (JT, KM, and TA), who also acted as trainers for the entire program.
That's "All About Eve," of course, written and directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz and starring Bette Davis as Margo and Anne Baxter as her scheming, fame-hungry assistant, Eve Harrington.
Of course, as "Grey Gardens," directed by the Maysles brothers along with Ellen Hovde and Muffie Meyer (who were also, with Susan Froemke, its editors), shows, Big Edie couldn't manage her daily life, let alone a career, and, unlike Thyssens-Valentin and Hunter, she'd have been starting from scratch in midlife, with no prior public accomplishments to recall or reputation to restore.
One solution is to train artificial neural networks (ANNs) to stand in for the simulator during the course of searches directed by some optimization technique such as the genetic algorithm (GA) or simulated annealing (SA).
have directly tracked the motion of DNA across the surface of the histone octamer during the course of repositioning directed by the ISW2 complex (Deindl et al., 2013).
The result, of course, was "Pretty Woman," directed by Mr. Marshall and starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, to be released on Tuesday on a 10th-anniversary DVD from Touchstone.
The band is already in the process of filming a movie — in 3-D of course — that will be directed by Morgan Spurlock.
