We exploited the medical records to identify the clinical, biological and endoscopic parameters.
It seemed both heroic (artists were still exploited by the record companies) and petulant (Michael was still earning millions, and he knew the deal when he signed with Sony).
Provenance studies in orogenic systems often exploit the geochronological record of past magmatic events in sediments to infer their source rocks.
In this review, I evaluate the evidence linking the climatic development of SW Asia to the processes of mountain building in the adjacent ranges of the Himalaya and Karakoram (Fig. 1), exploiting the sedimentary record preserved in the terrestrial and marine basins.
For his second album, the 2001 masterpiece "Próxima Estación: Esperanza" ("Next Station: Hope") — the title was inspired by an announcement that Chao heard while riding the subway in Madrid — he and his producer, Renaud Letang, exploited the musical possibilities of the recording studio more fully.
One defense lawyer, Julia L. Gatto, has asked a federal judge to dismiss the indictment against her client, Carlos Mario Franco-Lopez, a Colombian working as a deliveryman in Queens, arguing that the government improperly "exploited the unlawful disclosure" of the records to "hunt down" her client and initiate a case against him.
After national interest in Ellington revived in 1956 because of a dramatic Newport Festival performance, he exploited the momentum, becoming a great record-maker again.
The critical first seventeen years of Lewis's life, spent in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, get thirteen pages; Schorer gave them forty-one, more richly exploiting the not inconsiderable record of small-town news clippings, Lewis's adolescent diary, and his abundant later reflections upon his roots.
NASA competitively selected a Landsat Science Team, consisting of representatives from US universities and government agencies, to exploit the Landsat 7 record for global change research.
A Bruker Vector 22 instrument was exploited to record the spectra in the mid and far-infrared regions [16].
