"Having your morality dictated to you is never a good thing," says Captainloverman, a Reddit user since 2009 who frequents threads on the topic of viewing erotica in public.
Villarreal were sharp and inventive in possession but frequent attempts to thread a final ball through to Cédric Bakambu or Roberto Soldado were thwarted by the defensive instincts of Dejan Lovren and Touré, Klopp's preferred replacement for the suspended Mamadou Sakho.
In all three cases the white matter shows frequent and intense thread-like positivity with sparse fine granules and plaques.
The cerebellar cortex displays the classical "striped" or "tigroid" pattern of PrP depositions, perpendicular to the cerebellar surface and the Purkinje cell layer as reported previously [ 11, 16] and the white matter comprises rare to moderately frequent dots and thread-like staining.
An "aggressive" thread performs frequent local searches, trying to refine the solution very quickly, and keeps a small reference set of solutions.
At an early rehearsal of "All's Well," one that focused on the Act V scene in which the baffled king is among those trying to disentangle Shakespeare's plot threads, his frequent conversations with his director, Daniel Sullivan, were generally of the "How do I get to the left of the countess?" variety.
To achieve a high throughput, on-chip memory (shared memory) should be used if threads require frequent data access.
As frequently observed in PD and DLB, and also reported in conjunction with A53T SNCA mutation, α-synuclein-positive threads were frequent in CA2/3 [ 17, 18, 34, 35].
The forum I frequent has a 60-page thread dedicated to the figures.
Our whole-program analyses attack three frequent forms of unnecessary synchronization: thread-local synchronization, reentrant synchronization, and enclosed lock synchronization.
