Geneva Stephenson of the Columbus Dispatch likened My Lord John more to a historical narrative than a novel, only deciding on the latter category due to the work's "in-depth characterisation, movement, colour, [and] motivation".
In the proposed contents, the Kinect sensor is used to retrieve seniors' in-depth information in movements, thus the user interface of system can be operated by the gesture intuitively.
Most current and former CHWs noted in in-depth interviews that movement throughout all parts of the community was a problem, both for them and for their families.
Citing various cases from countries such as China, India, and Turkey along with an in-depth analysis of a movement called RosPil in Russia, Healy and Ramanna (2013) illustrated that the movements of crowds against corruption can benefit western firms to capture value from emerging countries.
Selective photo-deposition results provide an in-depth insight into charge movement behavior and high photo-reactivity that the photo-generated electrons migrate to the outer shell and holes prefer to transfer onto the inner shell of HHMU g-C3N4 tubes, thus achieving efficient spatial anisotropic charge separation.
If you haven't already, check out Noisey's in-depth feature on the movement.
Understanding the groundwater movements requires in-depth characterization and routine verification of physical hydrogeology.
Here, an in-depth analysis of goalkeepers' hand movements in immersive, interactive virtual reality shows that they do not fully account for spin-induced lateral ball acceleration.
Limitations of this study include the lack of patient-level data on disenrollment, which would allow more in-depth study of individual patient movements between practices.
MODERNISM IN LONDON The Victoria and Albert Museum in London ambitiously claims that its current blockbuster, "Modernism: Designing a New World, 1914-1939," is the first in-depth exhibition about the modern movement.
