And the tech-stock-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index closed at 3224.13, still light years away from its record high of 5048.62, set on March 10, 2000, back in its dot-com glory days.
As shown in Figure 5a, the activation was typically below the posterior end of the inferior temporal sulcus (ITS, dotted line in the figure).
VeriSign cashed in some of its dot-com currency to tap into NSI's extraordinary infrastructure, which it hopes to leverage into a global B2B hub.
When a character expresses a dream or hopeful assertion about their dead-end existence, Peirce cuts to an "eerily lit" dream landscape, which one critic observed was "almost David Lynch-like in its beauty, dotted with simple elements like water towers, naked trees and low ceilings of clouds".
In its tenth year, Dot To Dot is proof that you don't need to pitch a tent in a muddy field to get that festival feeling.
But they loom large here in the Jordan Valley, with its dotted, ragged line of small settlements like this one, with only 40 families.
The dot dot dot in its title suggests ongoing struggles of oppressed peoples, including the military dictatorship that had forced Caniaris to leave Greece.
When a system is created, paddlers, rowers or sailors can connect its dots in any manner or order they like.
CSP-A not only rotates outwards (up to 9 Å) around a pivot point near the twofold axis (global domain movements indicated by dashed ellipses in Figure 3D and Video 5), but it also changes conformation in its apical domain (dotted ellipse in Figure 3D).
In its filing, Dippin' Dots listed $20.2 million in assets and $12 million in liabilities.
Mr. Arceneaux's multimedia show, "Borrowed Sun," organized by Debra Singer at the Kitchen, is materially more fixed, but no less fluid in its connect-the-dots dynamic.
