The cost of it all was a highly shrink-wrapped budget.
We Have a Pope (2011, Soda, PG) is typically quirky fare from Italian writer-director Nanni Moretti who plays a highly paid shrink roped in by the Vatican to administer non-spiritual assistance when a newly elected pontiff is struck with theological stage fright.
Shifting demographic patterns could also sharpen the American edge in innovation and entrepreneurship, as the pools of highly educated workers shrink in Europe and Japan and population growth shifts to areas of the world where education levels don't match America's.
But tight budgets have caused even some highly selective programs to shrink, meaning fewer doctoral students are admitted in the first place — especially in the humanities.
To help solve Nassau's fiscal crisis, County Executive Thomas R. Suozzi plans to shrink its highly paid police force by 11percentt, impose a three-year wage freeze and shake up the department's operations.
And even if more natives can be trained to do highly skilled work, shrinking native workforces in many countries could mean economic contraction.Some of the sceptics' arguments touch raw political nerves, particularly when it comes to the least well-off natives in the host country.
It is highly resistant to shrinking and splintering.
MTs emanate from the microtubule organizing center at the centrosome and they grow and shrink in a highly dynamic and rapid polymerization-depolymerization process.
The OECD cautions that the "talent pool of highly skilled adults in England and Northern Ireland is likely to shrink relative to that of other countries".
Adipose tissue is highly flexible in volume, as adipocytes grow or shrink following storage or release of energy depending on the metabolic needs of the individual.
The films built at pH = 10.4, which shrink in contact with salt containing solutions, were highly cell adhesive whereas those built at acidic pH were highly cell resistant.
