Tiny channels inside the credit-card-size device direct a patient's blood sample to testing sites where antibodies bind to malarial proteins, creating colored spots that a portable, automated reader (dubbed the DxBox) interprets.
On War, a work in which damning words are beamed across the gravel and up the ornamented facades in crisp white lines, is coldly magnificent and brutal, like being caught inside the credits from the original Star Wars movies, or the searchlights of helicopters or prisons.
That committee operates deep inside Standard & Poor's, the credit rating agency that downgraded United States debt for the first time in history.
Had it happened in Little League, Gordon would have been credited with an inside-the-park home run in the third inning of the Dodgers' 6-1 victoverover the Colorado Rockies.
If the phone was stolen, the credit cards inside could be remotely disabled.
But then, in an abrupt jolt at the end of the "Inside Out" pre-credit sequence, the family (including Mom [Diane Lane] and Dad [Kyle MacLachlan]) abruptly moves from Minnesota to San Francisco so Dad can go to work for the inevitable start-up company.
In the Oscar-winning documentary about the credit crunch, Inside Job, writer director Charles Ferguson spares some of his most vitriolic criticism for Ivy League free market economists.
If no error is charged, then the batter would be credited with an "inside the park" home run.
However, the scoreboard inside the stadium credited Nuhiu with the goal, if so, the Austrian getting the faintest of touches off the top of his head as he jumped for the ball.
Journalists and lawmakers inside the building credited the sergeant-at-arms in the House of Commons, Kevin Vickers, with shooting the gunman.
