This marks the first time a premium cable channel is furnishing its content for such a use.
As a contemporary wrote, "Men of learning have sucked her brains and made a great deal by publishing works, of which she furnished the contents, while she derived none of the advantages".
Anna Pinney, a young woman who sometimes accompanied Anning while she collected, wrote: "She says the world has used her ill... these men of learning have sucked her brains, and made a great deal of publishing works, of which she furnished the contents, while she derived none of the advantages".
The vision is to tie up deals around the world with mobile phone and media partners, which can be furnished with exclusive content in a myriad of languages.
The micro-net is geared to furnish prime-time content to the ten local TV stations that were cast adrift after the UPN channel, a minor-league CBS unit, said it would shut down.
But what's left when you leave the contested stuff out plausibly won't furnish enough determinate content to make the uniqueness clause we added at FM3 come out true.
Ikea, the Danish home furnishing retailer, boasts a content ecosystem that spans the entire shopper journey.
The genome assembly furnished an average GC content of 47.9% and contained 38,579 gene models with mean coding sequence length of 1,014.71 bp.
Also recall Putnam's conviction that the (internal) stream of consciousness cannot furnish the (externally fixed) content of meaning and belief.
The charge is that a Williamsonian trope is not genuinely simple, but complex embracing, at least, an element that furnishes the nature or content of the trope, and an element providing its particularity (Hochberg 1988; Armstrong 2005; Moreland 1985; Ehring 2011).
With the exception of the Phelips family portraits, the historic contents and furnishing were disposed of, and the house, an empty shell, remained on the market for two years.
