Especially, capturing the group behavior after the event happens is more difficult, so the data can be used extremely limitedly.
Its exploits on the battlefield - especially capturing huge swathes of territory in Syria and Iraq, and establishing a caliphate - resonate near and far.
Even more challenging than computerizing ordering or building an event monitor, especially in the inpatient setting, is computerizing the medical record, especially capturing of notes in real time.
It was Frederick Douglass who not only recruited black soldiers for the Union army, but he also ardently advocated to ensure these very black soldiers had equal pay, were treated equally, especially if captured, and received the same promotions as white soldiers.
Regardless of the underlying mechanisms, these findings underscore the potential for variability arising from epidemiologic studies that rely on a single blood measurement of exposure, especially if captured at varying times during pregnancy or if relying only on women with clinically viable pregnancies.
The show is compulsively absorbing to scan; Mr. Boas's amateurish snapshots are especially compelling, capturing as they do so many familiar faces when they were younger.
Otherwise, the film rings very true, especially in capturing its social bestiary: Jenny's Pooterish suburban parents (Cara Seymour, Alfred Molina); her crisp bluestocking mentor (Olivia Williams Davidid's pals, a gilded young couple of mondains (Dominic Cooper, Rosamund Pike, the latter show-stoppingly funny as a militantly thick glamourpuss).
Physical domains are notoriously hard to model completely and correctly, especially to capture the dynamics of the environment.
This non-portable nature makes laser scanners unconvenient to use, especially when capturing, retrieving, and modeling the as-built information in the building indoor environments.
