Tests were conducted in the near and far zones of the antenna, in residential premises located directly in front of antenna, within the main radiation lobe of the antenna.
The anonymous performance artists don't speak to press (or anyone), but their premise is genius: stand in front of them for five minutes, and they will type out a fair and honest appraisal of your appearance that's usually stunningly accurate.
The greeting is kindly and civilised, the beer is brewed on the premises and the food is cooked in front of your eyes - and very well, too.
A bonus is that a lengthy stretch of beach north of the Marriott is kept in immaculate condition thanks to the hotel's expansion of its beach cleaning area beyond the sand immediately in front of its premises.
On the first floor level are more shops and other premises, set back from the street, in front of which is a continuous walkway.
Staff, patients and visitors "congregating" in front of Trust premises to smoke, and related adverse effects on Trust image and environment were perceived as challenging by 64% of those interviewed.
Commonly mentioned problems included: regular policy breaches in certain areas; reluctance of staff to engage in active policy enforcement due to risks of abuse; litter of premises and adjacent grounds; and smokers congregating in front of Trusts.
The basic premise is that, if you can't see women in front of you, you'll not entertain the idea of having sex with them.
People like me – media people who spend most days in front of a computer – get their jollies from a clever premise or an audacious narrative structure.
Most of these studies suggested the devices to be placed in front of user's body or be used on the premise that a user balances between the right body and left body.
