A search of a Seattle-area home this morning turned up nothing, but various reports of sightings are coming in, and the Times is opening a Wave to help with the flow of information.
Newer technologies opened a wave of genetic analysis into organisms once difficult to study from an ecological or evolutionary standpoint, such as bacteria, fungi and nematodes.
The 2013 Ghost also gets Comfort Access, which allows the boot-lid to be opened with a wave of a foot provided the key is present and with a certain range – although a few more mundane models such as the Volkswagen CC already offer this convenience.
Indeed, these days we have even less time, as the law has opened up a wave of suits against my office and other sheriff's offices along the border from immigrant advocacy groups — so many that other sheriffs and I formed a legal defense fund, the Border Sheriffs Association, to help our departments counter them.
Snap opened up a wave of tech IPOs, which carried through March and April.
Simply put, most design patent assertions are to combat counterfeiting, but this decision can open up a wave of litigation based on infringement of minor patents in which the IP owner seeks total profit disgorgement.
"That will open a new wave of appeals," he said, foreseeing more of the street rallies and arrests of years past when busloads of protesters flooded the city.
If you continue to fail us, we'll escalate these releases by releasing the keys, each time a Layer is opened, a new wave of liability will fall upon you," the extortion note reads.
The door was open for a wave of younger directors who were looking to present less monumental productions.
As they stare through the open windows, a wave of nausea rolls through Mindy; she feels in danger of passing out.
