As this treasure trove of photographs show, during his time at the Guardian Finlayson took pictures that were memorable for their own sake, photographs that represented every day life.
During the pilot project, the board was changed to represent every day of the iteration and the tasks were allocated on a daily basis for each developer, in order to better visualize the amount of work spent in each project during the iteration.
Asked if the presidential campaign would change the way he works in the Senate, Cruz said simply: "I intend to continue to fight for the 27 million Texans who I represent every day".
The authors studied 13 groups of muscles in healthy subjects including the three parts of the deltoid (anterior, middle and posterior) and studied their activity in a FIT-HaNSA protocol representing different every-day tasks (Hawkes et al. [2012]).
Specter told me that when he entered the Senate, in the Reagan sweep of 1980, he joined fifteen Republican moderates in the Wednesday Lunch Group, representing every region of the country.
In our children's elementary school alone, more than 30 countries are represented, and every day you can see children of all backgrounds, walking, playing and living together.
"'AIRE' represents my every day, my walk home, the turn around the block at night, smoking, when you leave the club and walk the street," the artist told THUMP over email.
Mice were randomly assigned to groups prior to bone marrow transplantation and were randomised in blocks for the induction of cerebral ischaemia (to ensure that all chimeric groups are represented in every day of surgery).
Dec. 14, 2012, is a day that represents every parent's worst nightmare.
The evolution of fuzzy mathematics commenced with an introduction of the notion of fuzzy sets by Zadeh [1] in 1965 as a new way to represent vagueness in every day life.
