For general users, it is already both a delightful toy and (with the above reservations) a genuine benefit as a combined, finger-light reference tool.
In his spare but spacious corner office in Martin Marietta's corporate headquarters in Bethesda, Md., the tall, dark-haired executive does seem relaxed, making a light reference to going bald, talking easily about the company and himself.
In fact, we carved them on stone, she adds in a light reference to the so-called Ed Stone.
Figure 1b shows the normalized plot of the kinetics of absorption recovery of RC solution after switching off the excitation light (reference signal) and the approximation curve for the experimental signal.
[Nice florescent light reference...] They are seeing a retailer take on tough challenges and make a difference.
During the resting periods, light reference test contractions were performed with a number of physiological measuring devices mounted, for example, EMG, NIRS, and blood pressure in order to evaluate muscle loading and physiological responses during the work tasks.
Using cumulative logistic regression analysis, the prognosis for recovering from long-term pain at baseline to short-term pain or pain-free at follow-up in the respective body regions when experiencing moderate or light (reference: strenuous) physical exertion during healthcare work was modeled.
Heatherwick had installed grooved staircase flooring, swirl-patterned seat moquette and moody interior lighting all referencing the Routemasters of yore.
Irish dance ideas apart, the choreography of "Roaratorio" is Joycean in its neologisms (you couldn't put a Cunningham jig straight into "Riverdance"), its structural looseness, its sense of omnium-gatherum inclusiveness, its intensely learned references to tradition and its light references to folk culture.
