The most basic version can be had for a scant $50, which is enough to make it a tantalizing weekend project for wannabe hardware hackers and air jockeys who want to fiddle with the airbot's Arduino-compatible board.
Gomez, who is 32 and from Alaska, was debatably elite at his peak, which was forever ago, and netted about a point a game on a New Jersey team with scant offense, which is kind of like being a metal guitarist in an oi band.
An aspect of empathy that has received scant scholarly attention, which is very important in so many of our contexts, is a component of care for the other that sometimes emerges through empathic responsiveness.
Daylight offers scant illumination in "Havana Is Waiting," which is at the Cherry Lane Theater.
We had more in common with a remote-places-of-the-Empire parvenue such as Doris Lessing: born in Iran in 1919, growing up on a bush farm in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe); then, after two failed marriages, running away to England with scant prospects, which was where we colonials with scant prospects ran away to then.
They will be places where research and development, which is scant in Egypt today, take off.
More than 50 pages is devoted to Knight's war experiences, hard information about which is scant.
"In the meeting, it became clear that next year is going to be a transition year and not great, either," said Ms. Ghez, who reduced her earnings expectations for 2001 by 5 cents, to $1.75, which is scant improvement on the $1.65 expected this year.
Again, details are pretty scant on the feature, which is due out next year.
All the while, critics raise questions about workers' rights and scant wages, which are far lower than salaries in Italy and many other European nations.
