"It's mortgage or food," observes Paule Pachter of Long Island Cares, a non-profit group on Long Island, one of the first destinations to be populated by escapees from the city.In June the group opened a storefront "triage" centre on Sunrise Highway, one of Long Island's main arteries; it is just across the road from the Freeport railway station, from which thousands of people commute to New York.
First, facial-recognition databases should be populated only with images of known terrorists and convicted felons.
It will be populated by avatars, as Second Life becomes first life, and it will enable the inverse: telepresent machines roaming the real world.
"Horror films until recently would be populated by first-time actors and actresses and maybe an older star for the European market," Mr. Craven said.
But here the second possible answer to Fermi's paradox intervenes: What if it can't be populated at all?
M. Ann Jacoby's predictably plotted but ultimately affecting first novel is populated with conventional eccentrics: Mead's pony-tailed mentor, who sits on the floor behind his desk; a trickster figure, Mead's fellow math major, who always manages to stay one jump ahead of him; Mead's grief-crazed Aunt Jewel, who wanders his home town in bathrobe and slippers.
The first cluster was populated by genes that were higher in epicardial samples than in muscle samples, the second and third cluster were mainly unchanged among the samples, and the fourth cluster contained genes that were higher in the non-epicardial muscle control samples.
Turning on themes of loss, deprivation, uncertainty and disappointment, the author's first story collection is populated by working-class men and women in western Kentucky, where rural life is giving way to convenience stores, the thrall of television culture and other modern pressures.
Aswany's second novel is populated by a large, mostly Egyptian cast living in Chicago.
