"TV is the very hi-fi form of everything," Misal said.
The fanciful coffins are built in the form of everything from a crab to a Mercedes-Benz.
Part of the answer is simply that swimmers have benefited more from technology, in the form of everything from sleeker, computer-designed Speedos to deeper (and, for the swimmer, less turbulent) pools.
It took Framestore four months of work to create the lifelike Audrey Hepburn, for just 60 seconds of advert, and managed it by using a combination of old photographs and a body double to build an accurate CG digital form of everything from her skin to her eyelashes – even going on location to get the lifelike light and shadow.
A trip across the United States, from Virginia to California, introduces him to Shakespeare's huge American popularity, in the form of everything from Henry Folger's obsessive collecting of first folios and other Shakespeareana, to 19th-century performances in remote mining towns, and with a nod to some of the country's reputed 250 Shakespeare festivals.
And science, they argue, is already so much a part of elite sport, in the form of everything from high-tech swimsuits to Paula Radcliffe's hypobaric bedchamber, that to legitimise its influence in this respect would actually be more sporting than "leaving it all to chance or unequal access to illicit practice".
These submissions can take the form of everything from resumes to blog posts to job applications.
One example comes in the form of Everything.me, a slick mobile app that lets users search for specific content across both native and mobile apps.
In fact, as a messaging service it currently is my favorite one to use — I consider my DMs my inbox and my @replies a form of everything else/junk mail.
Entropy, in the form of everything from gossip to bureaucracy to dishonest actions, causes organizations to wither, turn within and, ultimately, fail.
