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The key innovation is the electronic devices embedded in the goal posts to electronically confirm goals, a task previously only entrusted to a human ref. But the human error potential created quite a stir in recent matches, notably a questionable call in the last England vs. Germany game.
The role being played inside Iraq by Iranian-backed forces, most notably a group called the Badr Brigade, has been the subject of much attention within the administration.
Mr. Love said the Macintosh OS X operating system offered features that greatly increase the power of his software, notably a function called services that makes it simple for several applications to share information transparently.
Inspired by the poets' emphasis on daily anecdote, he tried his own hand at writing -- with wonderful results, most notably a book called "I Remember," which simply listed childhood and adolescent experiences in a compressed style reminiscent of Gertrude Stein, but more accessible.
Notably, a microbe called Akkermansia muciniphila, which is associated with obesity and diabetes, virtually disappeared, the researchers report online today in Cell.
The engineer had other projects too, notably a startup called 510 Systems that made and sold sensor systems to his employer, Google.
Notably, a book called The Second Machine Age warned that computers had already started to erode jobs across the service industries and would continue to do so, increasing inequality along the way.
Upon closer inspection, (hounsell) documented some interesting characteristics of the application that gave it its native capabilities – most notably a DLL called "Microsoft.Phone.InteropServices", which if poked the right way provided COM access.
In addition to the main area, there are small shop clusters in most neighborhoods in the city, notably a building called The Star (HaKokhav) in the Tlalim quarter.
Some green tea (notably a variety called Matcha) is naturally bitter.
Suarez makes iPhone apps, notably an app called Bustin Jieber, which is a "whack-a-mole" game in which you pummel the Biebs.
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