Gass is an ardent diagrammer — in grade school, he writes, he was "perhaps the only student in the class who relished diagramming; who could while away a happy hour picturing predicates docking at the ports of their subjects like ships" — and he delights in unfolding the teeming sentences of James and Joyce, showing "the axes around which the phrases and the clauses turn".
Cells were allowed to migrate for 24 hours and a second microphotograph was taken of each scratch to determine the percent of migration of treated cells relative to the 0 hour pictures by quantification with NIS-Elements software (Nikon, Melville, NY).
After the storm, HBO commissioned a two-hour picture, but Lee visited the city nine times and wound up doubling the length.
"In the first year we wrote a 22-hour picture," Mr. Mann said in an interview recently while doing post-production work on a new feature film, "Ali".
I mean, who does that?" And don't forget Billy Goldenberg, she continued, because he was the one who helped edit 1.8 million feet of film, or about 370 hours of movie, down into a 2 ½-hour picture.
From the instant messaging came a three-hour phone call, to early morning texts the next day and every day after, more phone calls, FaceTime for hours, picture texts.
To confirm the validity of our approach we showed that mid-morning ratios closely reflected the 24-hour picture.
IN THE past year a man has released 40 mousetraps on his tongue in a minute, a woman has washed up 2,250 pots and plates in eight hours (pictured) and 11,062 different penguin-related items have been assembled.
After being left alone for 48 hours, picture-perfect "bacteriographs" of the superstars emerged.
After 72 hours, pictures of the cells were taken and are shown in the different panels of figure 3A (panels i v).
5. Daily Activities of Infants Scale (DAIS) [ 56]: parents classify in a 24-hour picture-logbook the activities of their children during one 24-hour period.
