The term "gap year" can have a negative connotation because it makes us think of inserting a gap in our lives, delaying, and possibly even derailing, our future plans in the process.
Cynics suggested Living delayed the wedding show in the expectation the transmission would coincide with her death, but Rosencrantz denies this.
If that sounds complicated, wait, there's more: The rotating pictures on the screens may be live, delayed, upside down, reversed or in photographic negative.
To me, the perfect example of that is this Web streaming, where the idea of being able to do over-the-top, HD quality Web streaming, live, delayed, everything, all instantaneous, instantaneous user response — to be able to solve problems like that faster, and get those to market quickly, I mean, that's to me the kind of thing that Silverlight's all about.
While periodic scans can be done in idle times, pre-rollout scans are executed before machines go live, delaying the start of a machine but using the latest version of the scanners for up-to-date results.
It is an irony that Savulescu is here advocating the sort of delays in adopting new technology and medical innovation which certainly will cost lives, delays of the sort that in the past he has been vigilant to oppose.
The result, analysts and officials agree, is a new and growing sector of educated unemployed, whose lives are delayed and whose inability to find good jobs damages tax receipts, pension programs and the property market.
Though he has since withdrawn from that debate, his government's continuing skepticism about the utility of AIDS drugs has cost uncounted lives and delayed the kind of robust national mobilization against AIDS that is long overdue.
ESPN3.com streams live sports 24 hours a day, unlike CBSSports.com, which streams parts of the Masters golf tournament live, or NBC, which streams "Sunday Night Football" live and the Olympics (some live, some delayed).
The event was broadcast on PBS's "Live From Lincoln Center" (not quite live, but delayed by 30 minutes).
