That turned around as Woods's personal indiscretions emerged but Mickelson still had to go some professionally to capture hearts and minds.
Five abstract dance movements were professionally choreographed and captured digitally (for a full list of stimuli, see Supplementary Material and Orgs et al. 2011a).
Preliminary analysis confirms that survivors experience a range of morbidity not well captured by professionally recommended measures, and that pre-existing disease is an important factor in both coping with new morbidity superimposed by critical illness, and in marshalling support.
Because it was taken with a mobile phone, the images are jumpy and all-over-the-place, but it's unlikely that a professionally shot movie would have captured the spontaneity of the joy — and relief — of the boatload of mostly Eritrean migrants rescued by the Italian navy in the Mediterranean after a harrowing four-day crossing from Libya.
Billy McFarland, Founder of Fyre Festival in Netflix's Fyre states, "The more footage, the better". This rings incredibly true as the whole process from launch announcement to the festival was captured on video --- both professionally and through social media.
I thank whatever gods there be for enabling us together to generate and then capture, on professionally shot and edited film, a spirit which so perfectly matched Schubert's youthful masterpiece.
Dr. Blasey, as the California professor is known professionally, first told her story during marriage counseling in 2012 ― a revelation captured in her therapist's notes.
The footage cut from professionally-filmed material, featuring both actors, to what looked like it was the video captured by the man's Nokia device.
If the group in question is committed to the same goals as MIT's PubPub platform, to "socialize the process of knowledge creation"; and if the process they use is a Book Sprint, a professionally facilitated "collaborative process that captures the knowledge of a group of experts in a single book," then the answer is yes.
