In last night's NBC debate in Florida, with the crowd volume turned off and much of the energy curiously drained from the conversation, it was Mr. Gingrich who withered.
Bookshelves are crowded with volumes featuring Venice in garish summer finery, or of people wearing masks during Carnival, or of the colorful stucco buildings on Burano.
In a field crowded with volumes about the GOP nominee, it's a worthy attempt at getting past Trump's impenetrable hair and inside his head.
There is something compelling and slightly eerie about seeing a match with the crowd-volume turned down almost to zero while we listen in to the audio channel between the referee and his assistants, formerly known as linesmen, communicating via headsets.
Furthermore, the working environment in these maternity wards is well characterised by long hours, crowded wards, high volume of patients, pressure due to organisational hierarchy at hospital and tension in work relationships between residents, nurses and midwives.
Bookstores are crowded with new volumes re-examining the single-gunman theory and Kennedy's "vampire romance" with Marilyn Monroe (complete with exceedingly graphic sex scenes).
Many of the events and themes crowded into this second volume illustrate the absurdist deformations that the Nazi regime imposed on those in Germany who clung to a shred of decency.
Based on previous research, crowding was defined as having more patients in the ED than treatment rooms or more patients than staff should ideally care for [8], and overcrowding was defined as dangerously crowded, with an extreme volume of patients in ED treatment areas forcing the ED to operate beyond its capacity [9].
They cite low reimbursement rates that forced them to make up revenue in volume, crowding their waiting rooms with patients and rushing their care.
They fill more than 95percentt of the adipocyte volume, crowding the cytoplasm with its proteins and the nucleus with its genes up against the cell wall in what Dr. Kahn calls "a crescent moon space".
