The chancellor has increasingly used it to launch eye-catching policy initiatives and ditch unpopular policies.
He has helped the firm launch eye-catching models such as the Soul, a cross between a hatchback and an SUV, and the Optima, an elegant saloon.
The detainees are known for their work on women's and LGBT rights and include some who have launched eye-catching, imaginative stunts to gain public attention.
Bristol's directly elected mayor – the independent George Ferguson – has undoubtedly done huge amounts to raise the profile of the city, not only launching eye-catching schemes and developments but travelling abroad for an audience with the pope and rubbing shoulders with the world's political leaders, including the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon, at the UN climate talks in Paris in December.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., October 27, 2010 — Eye-Fi Inc. (www.eye.fi), best known as makers of the world's first wireless memory card, today launched Eye-Fi View, giving consumers a new way to access their photos and videos from virtually any computer or mobile device.
To do so they're looking to recruit the help of a little company called SpaceX to launch their eye 200 miles into the sky.
Most estimates assume that the time to plan and then launch an eye movement varies between 150 and 200 ms.
Thus, when planning a saccade towards e.g. the girl, phonological knowledge about the targeted object is known in advance of launching the saccade; in effect, we know the name of the thing we're about to launch an eye movement to.
P34 i Facebook to launch 'seeing-eye' feature.
At her Conservative leadership launch, her eyes moistened and her voice became breathier every time she said "children and grandchildren".
Neapolitan crèche figures, reliquaries and wedding chests form part of the fabric of the house, launching the eye in continuous motion through the grand rooms.
