Notoriously ill-tempered, he's so obsessed with being in complete control of Apple's destiny and image that the company reportedly threatened to pull advertising in trade magazines if they published rumors or other unofficial news of upcoming Apple products.
Yet few young scientists carry with them a sense of destiny, or an image of themselves as the laboratory equivalent of gunslingers and racecar drivers.
The number of positive ASCs in every microscopic field was counted and the destiny was calculated (Image-Pro Plus 6.0).
One work on which the jury immediately agreed was "Back From the Wild" an image from Destiny, a forthcoming game from Activision and Bungie, the creators of the best-selling Halo series.
From its opening "Year of the Rabbit" abounds in striking images of group architecture, some of which change or dissolve with kaleidoscopic fluency, as if showing us images of destiny as pattern and plan; yet much of its dancing feels free, playful, sent from the heart.
After a decade of dictatorship, however, the economy began to collapse from a too-heavy dose of "crony capitalism" and the political opposition started to challenge Marcos's self-image as destiny's chosen one.
Belief in postmortem survival has been productive also of a variety of images concerning the destiny of the dead.
Heroism as destiny is the subtext of several images of the young Achilles (and his parents, the mortal Peleus and the sea nymph Thetis).
The girls are finally seen walking down the city street, holding hands, as an image of the album cover of Destiny Fulfilled passes by on a city bus.
One of our favorite pastimes is agreeing or arguing over baby names, the images and destinies that they conjure — bullies, strippers, athletes, scientists — but I had to wait to tell my daughters about the pregnancy until I'd at least had an appointment with my doctor.
As scholar Sondra O'Neale puts it, in this book Angelou sheds the image of "unwed mother" with "a dead-end destiny" that had followed her throughout her previous autobiography.
