If the internet becomes an important medium for professional video content, as many people expect, the agreement could greatly benefit Hollywood's scribes.
Demographic characteristics at each examination were age, sex, ethnicity (White vs. non-White), and socioeconomic status, defined by the current or most recent employment grade in the British civil service, divided into three categories (high = administrative; medium = professional or executive, and low = clerical or support).
I really had no idea that Kodak was the sensor provider for both Leica and Hasselblad, whose near-medium-format professional DSLRs have been the talk of the town lately.
Furthermore, medium-grade professional titles and advanced technical job titles are combined into administrative staff and given the value of 1. Empirical analysis of this research is carried out in three steps.
The tiny change in brightness of the system during these occultations will require at least a medium-aperture professional telescope for detection.
Mantel's fat, middle-aged English heroine, Alison Hart, is a professional medium and clairvoyant -- a "sensitive" -- who depends on the help of a grizzled "spirit guide" named Morris.
Mozart joined in the fun, and then Beethoven pushed the medium into the professional realm when his works were finally written for a group of professional musicians.
It seems that spiritual visitors are willing servants to the professional medium.
Daguerreotypes quickly became the professional medium — they worked well for portrait-making — but even after 1851, when glass negatives, which produced a sharper image more quickly, became available, many British photographers preferred the paper negatives.
When he disappears, a professional medium (Geraldine Chaplin) is brought in to help with the search; the staging of her séance, under green night-vision light, is designed to stretch and snap the nerves of the hardiest viewer.
