Rakoff once wrote about his love of Martha Stewart and his compulsive crafting habit, the hours he spent making Joseph Cornell-like boxes and invitations to other people's weddings: "My salvation lies in time spent alone with an X-Acto knife and commercial-grade adhesive".
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Rakoff once wrote about his love of Martha Stewart and his compulsive crafting habit, the hours he spent making Joseph Cornell-like boxes and invitations to other people's weddings: "My salvation lies in time spent alone with an X-Acto knife and commercial-grade adhesive".
The key to the new distance record lies in time, rather than speed: Opportunity has operated about 37 times longer than its original 90-day mission.
Over a wide range of κ, θ exhibits strong anti-correlated values, which indicates a higher network similarity the closer the sampling points lie in time.
The solution lies in time-consuming, boring compromise, he suspects.
In such an environment, new mothers may get some of the support that female networks used to and still do provide during a postnatal lying-in time, thereby allowing the mother to regain her strength and adapt to the new situation [ 66].
For the "true" model depicted in Figure 1(a), if we consider a single point in time that lies in a time segment where the state values change quickly, the distribution of the measurement at this certain point in time is quite broad.
Newly-introduced sows in the silage treatment also spent more time lying in kennel areas and less time lying in slatted areas than sows in the control treatment (P < 0.05).
Cows spent similar time lying in stalls, but significantly less (P<0.001) time standing in stalls when concrete alleys were covered with rubber alley mats.
The main difference between the two methods lies in the time scale at which the interface problem is solved: the micro-time scale for the GC algorithm and macro-time scale for the PH algorithm.
The Floresians' other surprise lies in the time of their flourishing.
