In summary, we suggest the analytical confined flame method as we define it in this work, to be a cost-effective and less labor-intense alternative to the unconfined flame method for applications where accuracy can be compromised.
Andrew Logan, another Maguey honoree, has been holding a crazy, intense event, Alternative Miss World, since the early seventies, boasting a roster of judges over the years that includes Carroll Baker, the late Ken Russell, Tim Curry, and David Hockney.
For total immersion in one of the less familiar, more intense of these alternative spheres, the Park Avenue Armory is the place to be this weekend.
Secondly, the presentation held by futures experts before the work begins, called generically "Futures provocation", offers an intense introduction to alternative futures thinking and the specific theme at hand.
For Disraeli, the Lords, where the debate was less intense, was the alternative to resignation from office.
Numerous drawbacks with L-DOPA based therapy for PD (as reviewed elsewhere, [1], [43]) have led to intense efforts to develop alternative treatments.
Both the steepness, as well as the BF of AN1 tuning should have a strong influence for the choice of females between signals varying in CF. In a choice between two males, one calling at the BF of the female receiver, the other at a higher or lower CF, the female should consistently prefer the first one, since the signal provides a stimulation which is more intense relative to the alternative.
This has prompted an intense effort to develop alternatives, the most promising of which are collagen-based hydrogels [17 20].
During 10 months, alternative studies and intense negotiations were conducted with industry, and on 3 April 1997, the ESA Science Programme Committee agreed on the re-flight of the full Cluster mission.
But interestingly, participants rated the moderate pain as actually pleasurable in the second setup, when the alternative was the intense pain.
Most, if not all interrogations in this country, are some variation on the Reid Technique, which was developed in the 1940s by a man named John E. Reid as a more humane alternative to the intense and often physically violent interrogations of the previous decades, the so-called third degree.
