The brief goes into some depth documenting the case of William Dew, an African-American Air Force veteran.
Shields recounts the making of these essential cultural artifacts with great depth, documenting the rise of a new superpower in the world: the image-makers of Hollywood.
In the baseline phase (36 patients/422 measurements) using the RAMSAY score, sedation depth documented by the nurses and the observer matched in only 39% of the measurements.
This is about producing a comprehensive and in-depth document that politicians can use to revitalise the health of the economy".
Russian scientists said they hoped to find new life forms in the previously unexplored depths, document the effects of global warming and draw attention to the need for more environmental protection.
The Debye Scherrer diffraction data collected from the individual sample depths document very different nitride-precipitation mechanisms and resulting stress gradients.
For the band and its fans, reunion means remembrance: an unavoidable thing, given the depth of documented history, the persistence of nostalgia and the absence of Jerry Garcia, who died in 1995.
These types of in-depth studies document changes in the Sound as it slowly recovers from the 1989 oil spill.
Data collection included in-depth interviews, document analyses, and questionnaires.
In this study, we define the depth by documenting the measured distance from the skin surface to major vessels, nerves or any organ, such as lung, under the perpendicular needling angle.
Global water depths are documented, based on satellite altimetry and echo sounding by ships (e.g., ETOPO2.0).
