"The money, you don't like to lose money that's just stolen from you," Fred Wilpon said the day after the season ended, referring to the perception that he, too, had lost money to a trusted friend.
BBC One controller Charlotte Moore called the show's initial run "visceral, emotional and provocative from beginning to end", referring to a cliffhanger ending as the action drew to a close.
"The End" refers to Montauk's position at the easternmost tip of Long Island, and its reputation for being a fine place to stagnate, if one is so inclined.
To the extent that the word "end" refers to a purpose as well as to a conclusion, this book tries to envision new, improved business models that may emerge.
Photograph: Guardian.co.uk The punctuation mark at the title's end refers to the elephantine question in the middle of Otellini's record: Why did Intel miss out on the smartphone?
Front end means they make a profit from high entry fees, while back end refers to selling you (the entrants/winners) a publication, often also with a hefty price tag.
For example, a single experiment on the instrument used in the present study (Illumina Genome Analyzer IIx, Illumina) can sequence 225 250 million nucleic acid molecules, generating 45 50 Gigabases of 100 base pair (bp) paired-end sequence in roughly 9.5 days, where "paired-end" refers to sequences obtained from the respective opposite ends of a single DNA molecule.
Start-End refers to the location of the peptide in the FLC protein sequence.
Ending refers to the place where the flow of ridges is cut, and bifurcation is the place where two ridges become one ridge.
Handler then landed a killer blow: "Well, maybe that's why your job is coming to an end," referring to the cancellation of Morgan's show.
