In medieval Europe, skewers of wood, bone, ivory, silver, gold, or brass were used, elaborately fashioned for persons of wealth and simply made of wood for common people.
The flow of logic through the contextualizer component is as follows: context data is gathered from a range of sources, it is processed into a usable fashion for use within a VM, stored within an ISO image and finally associated with the virtual hardware of a domain for use during booting.
We therefore proposed saliva collection as an alternative to blood draws for obtaining DNA samples from dogs in a minimally invasive fashion for use on genome-wide genotyping platforms to yield high-quality data for use in GWAS.
The Chinese and Russian governments are leading a fashion for using the state's power to produce national champions in a growing range of "strategic" industries.The parallels between the East India Company and today's state-owned firms are not exact, to be sure.
A trip to Europe in the 30's to do illustrations of the Paris fashion collections for use by American department stores fixed his resolve to become a designer.
Her association with heroin chic (the fashion vogue for using skinny models in languid, spaced-out poses) was also controversial.
Some readers may be troubled by the legal tools Gerson has helped fashion for our use, and which, in this book, he holds up for our admiration.
COCO CHANEL once dismissed Paco Rabanne as the "steelworker of fashion" for his use of metal in his stubbornly futuristic designs.
FABRIC is designed in a modular fashion for general use, but the present version deals with the simultaneous growth of euhedral crystals to their contiguity upon which growth collision boundaries rather than crystal faces develop.
