O.K.?" The line, with its sharp descent from seeming empathy to jaunty callousness, indicates the touch of "Motherland" 's most prominent creator, Sharon Horgan, whose "Catastrophe" developed snapshots of selfishness in abundance.
By fiddling with nonpolarizing filters, Land came up with a camera system that developed snapshots in seconds.
In recent years, for example, Transamerica and its subsidiaries have sold insurance, made loans, developed snapshots, moved furniture, flown airplanes, rented cars, manufactured turbines, leased containers and distributed major motion pictures.
Using mass spectrometry based proteomics approaches we have developed a snapshot of the proteome of trypanosomatid stage in the blood stream during infection in camel.
A prototype system based on the methodology is also developed, and snapshots of the screens used for the system's execution are presented.
A microscope mode method of MALDI MSI has also been developed, whereby snapshots of a large area of sample are collected and mapped to a position sensitive detector, affording significantly improved spatial resolution equivalent to ∼4 μm.
They provide a structured approach to the collection and organization of key background information, and a means to develop a snapshot or picture of the existing evidence base [ 16, 17, 20].
Votaw insisted that the tour's sponsors were far more concerned with the cumulative audience that builds over a tournament, not the "snapshot" developed from averaging viewership over several hours on a Sunday.
In the last eight months SI has introduced a new magazine iPad app, SI Snapshot (developed in HTML5) for Google Chrome and a new SI Facebook Fantasy Football game.
The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale was developed as a snapshot assessment of psychological morbidity for hospital in-patients and has been validated in Critical Care Follow Up Clinic patients with a cut-off of ≥8 /14 for each domain for mild distress and ≥11/14 for significant morbidity [4].
