A 2005 contribution by renowned sci-fi author Bruce Sterling shows his dead serious facet on the subject of the future of design.
Insertion of a pedicle screw in the mid- and high thoracic regions has a serious risk of facet joint damage.
Instead of whining, Dodd and his cohorts should take to heart this truth: If you want laws passed that will fundamentally affect the operation of the Internet, youd better first have serious dialogues with all facets of the industry, big and small companies, venture capitalists and users.
Workplace stress has serious ramifcations on every facet of the sufferer's life.
Their radiographic appearance may cause them to be confused with more serious entities such as fractures, locked facets, and tumor-induced bony erosions.
Paraspinal infections after zygapophyseal (facet) radiofrequency denervation (RFD) are a serious but rare complication of this procedure.
"He is a genuine theater cat in a serious way, who has hands-on expertise in all facets of theater production".
These facets synthesize knowledge doing to guide the implementation of serious games.
However, an alternative possibility is that the area-based NZDep score used to record socioeconomic deprivation does not fully represent those facets of poverty that contribute to the development and prevention of serious S. aureus disease.
Judging from the speakers and many of them are very serious executives indeed such technological applications amount to an enhanced awareness and analysis of almost all facets of life, re-observing everything from business processes, to fundamental biology, to how we socialize.
Because the directors and actors knew, as Genet never could, exactly what they were talking about, the various facets of bigotry were displayed with a kind of knowing shorthand that prompted bursts of knowing laughter and serious gasps of empathy.
