Richard Isay's on Josh has specific contours.
That expiration represents a deadline imposed by Obama in January for his administration to come to reach consensus on the specific contours of post-NSA phone metadata collection.
In a followup, van de Ven asked his subjects, every evening for two weeks, whether they'd experienced envy that day; if they had, he probed the specific contours of the emotion and asked them to report how it had made them act.
Fripp's company have developed a process in which the patient's face is 3D-scanned, avoiding the need for a sometimes painful and invasive impression, and the specific contours then added to a digital model of the new prosthetic part, to create a perfect fit every time.
The specific contours of such a middle-road plan will depend on dynamics within the party and the electorate when decisions are being made, though.
Greenwald promises to publish more articles which will illuminate the specific contours of such spying, and at this point it's anyone's guess what the further revelations will contain.
Intermediate level cues such as specific contours [33] [35], may reflect the set of templates elaborated in frontal regions (after the arrival of the fast feedforward magnocellular information) in order to generate a set of initial hypotheses.
A leaf of a given species normally represents a specific shape or contour; therefore, this characteristic is a reliable and meaningful indicator for leaf representation.
The standard mammaplasty technique can determine the sub-mammary fold; the medial contour with its specific shape is already determined.
Thus, 3-weeks of prenatal exposure to a specific melodic contour affects infants 'auditory processing' or perception, i.e., impacts the autonomic nervous system at least six weeks later, when infants are 1-month old.
