ComScore, a Web analytics firm, estimates that shoppers spent $1.1 billion via their phones in the last three months of 2010, a sharp increase over the course of the year, but still just 2.6 percent of total e-commerce sales for that period.
Its multiple bends were sweeping rather than sharp and in the course of becoming the first black African rider to participate in the Tour de France, the Eritrean will need to make fuller use of his brakes, gears and bike handling skills in the days and weeks ahead.
The resulting sharp bend in the course of the road could also be exploited in case of need to block the road.
Athletic, scholarly, stylish and sharp, Lord Peter developed over the course of the books into a fully rounded and psychologically complex character, utterly adored by his public.
Laser vibrometry of the substrate revealed twitching-associated vibrations that form a train of sharp acceleration peaks in the course of a CTKR.
Whether she's leading or running from them remains to be seen; dog-human relations are inverted several times over in the course of this sharp-incisored fable.
His characters are plugged-in, hard-partying, drug-taking, Webcam-abusing Stanford graduates, who are frequently sharp and self-aware in the course of their self-destruction.
'It probably didn't help my general sense of well-being, if you know what I mean, because the ending is a real downer.' I was alerted to the existence of Richard Yates by a sharp young magazine editor, in the course of a dinner conversation about books and films describing the American suburbs.
It was a short, sharp burst of violence over the course of a weekend, but it was enough to startle the market as it dozed through the Christmas-to-New Year holiday.
A few patients with a low level of immunity against the background of abdominal sepsis required therapy with sandoglobulin H that was accompanied with a sharp positive change of a postoperative course of peritonitis and an increase of immunity indices.
