On one end of the spectrum we find individuals such as Mark Cuban, a successful Dallas-based businessman, who recently proclaimed that he is afraid of high-frequency traders.
Details are, in fact, what keep one end of this tome such a long way from the other: "Katherine put a few handfuls of spinach on to boil.
While preparing the samples, we took special care to ensure complete fixity at one end of the beam such that the beam behaves as a cantilever (the slope and deflection at the end is zero).
"Full" Bus Rapid Transit BRTT) is one end of the spectrum of such services that requires substantial investment in dedicated infrastructure to provide fast services but examples of enhanced services that do not require such infrastructure are more common in Australia and Europe than full BRT.
This contrasts with previous reviews of prognosis research which consider impact at one end of the translational spectrum (such as clinical decision making) or on just one type of prognosis question (such as prognostic models 10).
The home positions of the pan and tilt angles of the mirror-drive 2-DOF active vision system were set to one end of their movable range such that (varvec{theta }_0=varvec{0}), where their drive voltages were 0 V.
At the one end of the spectrum are tools such as Optimizely, Mixpanel, and even Google Analytics, which provide close to real-time testing feedback.
Offensive inanities such as The Sex Lives of the Potato Men and Fat Slags at one end of the spectrum and Richard Curtis pictures such as Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason at the other, and little in between.
At one end of the scale are large schemes – such as Highview Power Storage project, due to start generating power next month by turning air to liquid and back again, driving a turbine in the process.
For the walking track test, a confined walking track (7 × 50 cm) was designed such that one end of the corridor was open while the other darkened.
