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POINT GRABBER · POINT OR LABEL CHASER · PARKER GUY · VINTAGE CHART HOLDER A diner who selects wine based on scores from wine magazines, experts or charts.

For years, magazines, experts and authors have praised camcorders with three sensor chips (known as CCD's, for charge-coupled devices) as delivering sharper images and more accurate colors, since separate chips process the red, green and blue parts of the video signal.

Times Expert Traveller combines the knowledge of The Times, The Sunday Times, and The Sunday Times Travel Magazine experts with your passions.

Organizers: Ural Federal University, Higher School of Economics and Management of UrFU, Analytical Center "Expert", business magazine "Expert-Ural".

"Nowadays a genre of magazine will come along and disappear within five years," says magazine expert Jeremy Leslie of the influential Magculture blog.

In a multibike test organized by a German magazine, expert riders on a racetrack turned their best times at the Sport setting.

In part, that is because newspapers and magazines are experts at selling their demographics to advertisers, while websites serving up information and entertainment rely more on generic services like Google's advertising network.

Bellamy's winning riff is deceptively difficult to play, according to the magazine's experts.

The magazine quoted "experts" as saying the increase was related to the rise in armed crime.

Magazine industry experts say it is not fair to blame Ms. Brown for all of Newsweek's problems.

Magazine industry experts say that the biggest challenge Ms. Coles faces is continuing to attract Cosmopolitan's huge newsstand sales.