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The idea of video giving us access to interior states is more effectively realized when Ms. Abrams, momentarily alone, looks terrified as we see an image of her body, naked and pregnant.

Opened in 2004, it is run by a former Warsaw nightclub impresario, and, within the limits of current technology, it is hard to imagine a more effectively realized multimedia museum.

It was hard to know, though, whether Mr. Previn's depiction of Mitch — a mama's boy, a decent, awkward man who has wound up working in a plant alongside the likes of Stanley — is just more effectively realized or whether the winning performance by the tenor Anthony Dean Griffey just made all the difference.

Slowly but surely, the goal of making each employee interchangeable and disposable has been more effectively realized, and with many employees having less than two years' tenure at any given time, few are ever able to identify any transformations at all.

Ideally, life cycle thinking (LCT) approaches can be an important tool to support key organizational functions and existing tools, metrics, and workflows to more effectively realize environmental and business value.

Lucas originally planned to create many of the aliens with computer graphics, but those that would be more cost-effectively realized with masks and animatronics were created by Nick Dudman's creature effects team.

In Fig. 2, zero-order elimination, high efficiency and uniform beam splitting are effectively realized.

From this we derive that in WEE1 inhibited cells DNA repair is not effectively realized.

On the one hand, there are no direct means to assess whether the target was effectively realized [ 18].

Nevertheless, despite Duque's role as a scientific leader in NEB, this paradigm was not effectively realized through public policy.

At a more fundamental level, the G8 countries that spearheaded the GFATM initiative must show political and financial leadership in putting these cold, sobering realities at the forefront of the international agenda if their intentions to curb the toll of these three diseases are to be effectively realized.