In the early days of fast fashion, retailers needed a big name to entice consumers, but consumers are now much more aware of a broad spectrum of designer names.
There were sessions on how to find and work with a Parkinson's disease specialist, the latest in scientific research regarding the spectrum of disease named after the neurologist who first described "the shaking palsy" a century ago, and tips on lifestyle modification including exercises, social networking, and home and work adaptations.
Obama is under pressure from both ends of the political spectrum to name a head to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which is set to open in July.
The Wahlberg brothers acquired the rights to the "full spectrum" of uses for the name, almost a year after incorporating in Hingham under the name Wahlburgers LLC.
So naturally he's been called all sorts of names from all across the political spectrum.
The allowed parameters in the list and their description follow: load To open a spectrum, the name of the JCAMP-DX file must be given.
Not all of these voodooesque crimes were in the name of Satan: They span a broad spectrum of screwed-up rituals done in the name of crazy-ass religious practices.
"Each of the Stratachrome installations are part of the spectrum, and named after its color—I'd like to finish this particular series of work with black and white".
Chronic renal insufficiency, haemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, renal transplantation and administration of different medications provoke complex biochemical disturbances of the calcium-phosphate metabolism with a wide spectrum of bone and soft tissue abnormalities named renal osteodystrophy [26].
Polymicrogyria has been known for many years to be a spectrum of disorders classified under a single name and many discussions of 'true' polymicrogyria and variants of microgyria have appeared in the literature (Volpe and Adams, 1972; Evrard et al., 1989; Barkovich, 2010 a ).
