Part of the appeal of the GoPro footage — especially in the pitch-black night scenes, with movement sometimes registering as ghostly afterimages — was that it lacked the definition of more expensive cameras.
Even the acoustics of beloved concert halls and studios, which were once the definition of site-specific (and expensive) workspaces, have been digitally sampled, modeled and simulated, to be offered as effects within recording software.
It is hoped that such features will make the purchase of expensive high-definition televisions (HDTV) more appealing to consumers.
Château du Coing Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie, Loire, France 2012 (£10.50, The Sampler) While Schoner's output is the definition of an acquired taste, and an expensive one at that, much of The Sampler's range sits in that independent merchant weekend-treat sweet spot from £10 to £20.
New Revised Definition: an expensive jobs program, incumbent entitlement, a source of localized positive financial liquidity with negative consequences in a larger context, like the country's economy and defense (see also: pork barrel, unneeded weapons systems).
However, applying these definitions manually on large datasets is time consuming, error-prone, and therefore, needs development of expensive software tools.
Including more expensive properties in the definition of affordable housing will squeeze out the traditional types of affordable homes London most needs, for example social rent.
In such works we can find the definition of the operators, what operators are more expensive, what generate more equivalent mutants and so.
Kind of expensive, though".
