Christie's has operated a fine-art storage business in London for 25 years, but is expanding its facilities to Singapore and New York as demand for holding space has grown among collectors and dealers around the globe.
"Everyone's dream is to be a Bonacker," said Ina Garten, the cookbook author and Food Network personality who moved to East Hampton in 1985; operated a fine-foods shop in the village, Barefoot Contessa, for 20 years; and worked on the town's design review board.
We Are Scientists, New York's three handsomest bachelors, also operate a fine rock outfit.
"I can operate a computer fine with my hands," he says.
WASHINGTON — Despite all evidence to the contrary, President Donald Trump insists the White House is operating like a fine piece of American machinery. .
SAXS measurements were performed with a SAXSess camera (Anton Paar, Austria) attached to a laboratory X-ray generator (PW3830, PANanalytical) operated with a fine-focus glass X-ray tube at 40 kV and 50 mA (Cu Kα, λ = 0.1542 nm).
A more precise land use module which operates at a finer grid-cell resolution and takes into account heterogeneity within each AEZ can reduce uncertainties due to the aggregation scheme at the AEZ level.
One may argue that these delays could be explained by serial or cascaded models operating at a finer time scale than previously stated, with tens rather than hundreds of milliseconds as the relevant temporal grain size.
Cloud purists proclaim a gospel of "pay-by-use" or "utility pricing," but the reality is that only the largest cloud providers can operate a service with fine-grained hourly billing at a realistic rate.
By utilizing either the N- or C-terminal chordin cleavage site tolloids may operate an intrinsic structural fine tune mechanism to yield either BMP-4 or -7 signalling.
