They're fast, intricate and bold and they need to win in Dublin to earn a play-off spot that seemed highly improbable when the groups were picked possible when: other than in 1998, when they finished fourth in their World Cup qualifying group, Armenia have always finished bottom or second from bottom.
We used Fast ASL and BOLD Bayesian Estimation Routine (FABBER) to analyze ASL‐based perfusion measurements.
With no noisy legislatures or robust courts to hold things up, autocracies may be faster and bolder.
Shared and joint commitments by partners from governments, civil society, and the private sector can inspire faster and bolder action, can garner enhanced citizen and media attention, and can contribute to the mobilisation of resources from internal and external sources.
Again, faster and bolder but roughly the same, so far.
Balanchine's American neo-classical ballet is faster and bolder than its Danish and Russian counterparts, in large part due to his craftsmanship as a choreographer.
Shared and joint commitments by partners from governments, civil society and the private sector can inspire faster and bolder action, can garner enhanced citizen and media attention; and can contribute to the mobilization of resources from internal and external sources.
In fisheries, harvesting can greatly increase natural mortality and targets large, fastest growing and bold individuals (Heino and Godø 2002; Law 2007; Kuparinen et al. 2009).
Partly that is because "The Loop" has a faster pace and bolder writing — some of the gags are of the kind found in Ben Stiller movies like "There's Something About Mary".
Regions of interest are the same as those used in Figure 2. (C ) Hemodynamic response functions evoked in somatosensory cortex during 10, 40, and 100 Hz stimulation of central thalamus using a constant pulse width of 3 ms. Consistent with the study's main results, a negative BOLD signal is evoked at 10 Hz, while slow and fast positive BOLD responses are evoked at 40 and 100 Hz, respectively.
