"We've had similar natural events in the past, yet this is the first time we're set to reach the 1C marker," Stephen Belcher, director of the Met Office Hadley Centre, said.
"We need a pain and distress scale with very clear-cut markers," says John McArdle, director of the Alternatives Research & Development Foundation of Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
Many of these films are not only the markers of their directors' ambitions, however — they fulfill those ambitions gloriously.
Written, directed and edited by Chris Marker; director of photography, Mr. Marker; music by Michel Krasna; produced by Laurence Braunberger; released by First Run/Icarus Films.
The chips can identify the markers in about two minutes, according to Dan Ehrlich, director of a DNA minilab project at the Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research in Cambridge, Mass.
"I think somebody should do a marker that says irony died on 9-11-01," Gerry Howardirectorrial directof of Broadway Books, told Entertainment Weekly.
On a whiteboard, artist Wyatt Gallery, who is also the executive director of For Freedoms, wrote in black marker, "Go Trump," then crossed it out.
But there are no good, clinically useful biological markers of exposure for nonallergic health outcomes, contended Clifford Mitchell, director of the occupational medicine residency program at the Bloomberg School of Public Health.
The graphics required approximately 36,000 lines of computer code and more than 1,000 AR tracking markers to be placed within the set, according to ABC News Director of Graphics Operations Tamar Gargle and Creative Director Hal Aronow-THall.
Almost every movie is imbued with markers of the times — of the sort that usually elude the director's intentions.
