ERIC BERGSTOL brought his golf cart to a screeching stop and uncurled the lanky frame that at one time had him touring South America as a semiprofessional basketball player.
One of the most intriguing partnerships of the last year is still potentially intact going into the World Cup, as Omar Gonzalez and Matt Besler are in the frame to complete what at one time would have seemed an unthinkable all-MLS central defensive partnership.
*While 273/292 respondents ranked at least one time frame (i.e., 5, 30, or 90 days), 13 did not list any of the time frames at "most important," leaving 260 responses available for this analysis.
These data were collected within a relatively short time frame at one urban center in Kumasi, Ghana, and could be subject to seasonal or environmental variations.
But walkers must obtain passes that will allow them to board shuttle buses within specific time frames at one of four downtown Oakland BART stations.
And in our mind's eye, his creatures from beneath the sea, from Greek mythology, from Jules Verne and from his own painstaking, one-frame-at-a-time genius will live long, long lives. .
Far from hindering him, it seems the painstaking one-frame-at-time technique - slow, expensive, deliberate - might have forced Anderson out of his world of decadence, and ushered him toward a more economical, barebones approach to story.
What better way to learn to dance than to break it down one step and one frame at a time, and then speed it up and flow it together & 8212rather like a flipbook?
Real-time planar images were collected for 20 min, with 125 frames collected at one frame every 10 s.
In the late 80's, he began fooling around with a camera used in animation, one that can be advanced one frame at a time.
