The sound designer, Ben Burtt, said of Dolby's work in the world of cinema: "Here we have a scientist who invents tools for the artist and so you get the two important cornerstones of entertainment, which are science and creativity.
As we work to get the economy back on track, we will continue to ensure that green growth is the cornerstone of the recovery".
Next up was a cornerstone of Artbeat's early foundation, the "round table"—okay, it was a rectangle, but you get the idea.
In summary, getting the preload right remains the cornerstone of goal-directed fluid therapy, and many of us believe it should be a minimum standard of care for the high-risk surgical patient.
21 42 and he has become the cornerstone.
During the 2008 Democratic primary, Clinton and Obama sparred over their competing health care platforms, and while Obama won the nomination, he ultimately embraced the individual mandate to get health coverage that was the cornerstone of Clinton's plan.
Have Your Own Back Having your own back is at the cornerstone of getting through this as effortlessly as is possible.
That video became the cornerstone of the It Gets Better Project, which has since generated more than 23,000 videos viewed more than 60 million times.
Concord grapes, the cornerstone of juice and jelly, get a festive makeover in a cocktail at Little Giant on the Lower East Side.
Although leveraging has gotten a bad name recently, it is also the cornerstone of the American Dream.
