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However, the volume of photographs demanded by magazines in the 1950s and 60s encouraged a less formal style, and fast, small 35mm cameras came to prominence in photojournalism.
PM hardware accelerator design can follow several approaches that lead to a fast, small or flexible implementation, meeting related application specifications.
These artists embraced the introduction of 35mm film and fast, small, lightweight cameras, changing the face of photography through candid images that captured contemporary life with powerful immediacy, said George Miles, a senior curator at the Beinecke Library.
Farrell, as a dancer, had certain technical shortcomings-she wasn't a jumper, and she couldn't really do allegro (fast, small, fine-cut steps -but no one in the world wasteps -butical.
They shift from side to side much of the time, though there is also fast, small-stepping travel across the stage with the upper body tilting toward the earth as it does in much traditional African dance.
To this end, fast small-radix MicroRing Resonator (MRR)- and Mach-Zehnder Interferometer (MZI -based space switching devices, capable of supporting MZI -basedptical spacelswitchingexedevicesgh Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) have been reported.
Thermal noise effectively shifts the model parameters toward the region of complex bursting oscillations, where fast, small-amplitude oscillations are interrupted sporadically by slow hyperpolarization excursions.
In addition, the geometric attenuation of the core field, going from the surface of the core to the surface of the Earth, favors its large scales over the smaller ones, effectively filtering out fast small-scale features that may potentially be detrimental to the quality of the forecast.
Conversely, as blood glucose concentrations decrease, the secretion of insulin decreases; however, even during fasting, small amounts of insulin are secreted.
