Dr. Cohen said the discovery of the cockatiel underscored the need for people to guard against mosquitoes in their homes by keeping window screens tightly closed.
ON THE SCREEN -- Tightly focused black-and-white video of Mr. Franks's face fills the screen, and the camera zooms in closer and closer until only his eyes can be seen.
It'll recognize your ear, as mentioned, but it can also identify you from a glance at your palm, the knuckles of a fist bump, or your grip around the edge of the screen when tightly grasping the device.
All the time we work with the mosquito screen stuck tightly by the clips.
In the general population, screening of large groups is not currently considered effective, although newer techniques, and the screening of tightly targeted groups, are being evaluated.
Also, homeowners should make sure that window screens fit tightly and are in good repair.
ON THE SCREEN -- A tightly focused shot of a headless pheasant dissolves into a shot of a big Dick Cheney putting a miniature Antonin Scalia into the pocket of his Elmer Fudd hunting jacket.
Under the terms of the agreement, the bank said it would strengthen anti-money-laundering practices and more tightly screen customers in its international private banking, retail banking, correspondent banking and funds-transfer businesses.
Three iterations are described and illustrate the progression of the project toward a compact design that minimizes scrolling and jumping and anchors users in a screen space that tightly couples search and results.
