Why don't they queue like the rest of us, really?
The slides led from upper galleries of the museum down into the grand hall, and people queued like lemmings for the chance to hurtle to earth.
"I've never seen queuing like in Britain in the 1970s," he said, although he acknowledged that "queuing etiquette" had not completely broken down compared with other nations, such as Italy.
Yes, I queued like everyone else for the first of the "blockbusters" (and still the biggest ever) – the Treasures of Tutankhamun show at the British Museum in 1972 – but the tickets were priced not just for the deep-pocketed.
"In September, I was queuing, like any other morning, and then a nurse arrived and told us that the center was shutting down, for good," says Anatoly.
"In September, I was queuing, like any other morning, and then a nurse arrived and told us that the centre was shutting down, for good," says Anatoly.
(12 109) Although a minority view, some participants did acknowledge the availability of NHS dentistry in the area: We are in a part of the country where there are quite a few National Health dentists, but I think in other parts of the country people queue like at Starbucks for the dentist.
This is accomplished by partitioning the typical Switched Capacitor Array structure into two pipelined, asymmetric stages and introducing FIFO queue-like control circuitry for captured data, achieving total independence between the capture and readout operations.
Examples of this type of system include the temporal context model [33] or queue-like buffers [34].
