Over the next two decades, Jones worked steadily and appeared in a number of high-profile motion pictures (Eyes of Laura Mars, The Betsy, Coal Miner's Daughter, Under Siege, JFK), but it was his performance as an implacable US marshal in the 1993 Harrison Ford vehicle The Fugitive that made him a household name.
The result shows that one-profile motion costs more energy than two-profile motion.
Later, when the MPAA switched to a voluntary letter ratings system in 1968, Psycho was one of a number of high-profile motion pictures to be retro-rated with an "M" (Mature Audiences).
In addition to documenting frontal or sagittal deformities, the clinical evaluation should include gait pattern, strength testing, torsional profile, joint motion and stability, neuromuscular function, and spinal alignment.
We then studied its functional response profile using motion stimuli (including stimuli similar to those that were effective in activating cells in macaque area V6) as well as flickering stimulation like that previously used in experiments on the human V6-complex (Portin et al. 1999; Portin and Hari 1999; Dechent and Frahm 2003).
The MT result of 14 km depth reproduced both apparent velocities and first-motion polarizations along profile A B only (Additional file 1: Figure S4c).
In Ellis's Master Pronunciation program, we get nearly the full phonetic Monty: videos of a man and a woman in profile, throat motions visible as they utter sounds, because they are naked to the clavicle.
(c) Range profiles with motion error.
In E. flexuosa, the differences of the two morphotypes are related to depth profiles, water motion and sediment transport.
Figure 11 shows a snapshot of the seismic wavefield along the profile from continental Asia to Kyushu (where the Lg propagation is very efficient) together with synthetic seismograms of vertical-component ground motions along the profile (profile A; see Figures 8a,b and 9c).
What a shame, then, that the most high-profile stop-motion feature vying for awards attention is such a disappointment.
