I set a screen for the guard.
For a special premiere audience that packed Tokyo Dome, a huge stadium with a retractable roof, the producers deployed a screen the size of a basketball court and a sound system capable of generating earth tremors.
They were deployed in a screen in front of the main army, covering its approach and masking its manoeuvres.
This latter approach is particularly efficient at identifying peptides and peptide mimetics from large libraries of tri- or tetrapeptides against a given protein target (see section 4.2) When protein-based NMR methods are deployed, whether for a fragment screen or for a screen of a larger compound library, these approaches present a unique advantage over a typical HTS campaign.
Still, a dozen states and even more localities, including Los Angeles, which has deployed touch screens for early voting in limited areas, are moving toward touch screens, which offer several advantages.
By applying simple techniques to customize rules, commercial rule bases can be used to rapidly deploy a safety net to screen drug orders for excessive dosages, while preserving the rule architecture for later implementations of more finely tuned clinical decision support.
"Given Google's considerable technical expertise," Nelson writes, "the company can presumably and readily deploy effective filtering tools to screen for unsuitable videos".
"Given Google's considerable technical expertise, the company can presumably and readily deploy effective filtering tools to screen for unsuitable videos," he added.
In the above mentioned studies WHS and FCE results were used in association with work outcomes, not as a screener to deploy tailor-made interventions.
First, Burton called for a screen test.
" A screen will appear asking for confirmation.
