Over time, Apple has steadily added back features that were missing from the early dramatic redesign of the pro video-editing suite.
For example, local metabolism of prednisone/prednisolone may partly explain the early dramatic response to therapy that occurs as a result of increased generation of active glucocorticoids in affected tissues.
The earliest forms of dramatic writing, Charles Mair's Tecumseh (1886) and Sarah Anne Curzon's Laura Secord, the Heroine of 1812 18877), both based on the War of 1812, were in verse.
Opening with some of the earliest examples of dramatic staging, the show ranges from Julia Margaret Cameron's 1874 vision of an Arthurian legend to Cindy Sherman's 1978 version of a Hollywood film still.
C. 1550 Rome, Italy March 11 , 1602Rome, Italy Emilio de' Cavalieri, de' Cavalieri also spelled del Cavalieri, dei Cavalieri, or del Cavaliere (born c. 1550, Rome [Italy] died March 11 , 1602 Rome) Italian composer and one of the earliest to compose dramatic music.
On a worldwide basis, the absolute majority of HIV infections occur through mucosal surfaces of the genital and intestinal tracts, and the earliest and most dramatic immunologic alterations are induced by the virus in mucosal tissues.
It is well known that the adventitial compartment of the vessel wall suffers the earliest and most dramatic structural changes following hypoxic exposure in humans and in animal models [ 29], and this layer promoted the development of a PA-specific proinflammatory microenvironment [ 32].
Perhaps Sarah Palin's early dramatic success is the best example of the power of the everywoman image to attract a populist audience.
Einstein's results led to an early, dramatic confirmation of the molecular theory of matter in the French physicist Jean Perrin's experiments to determine Avogadro's number, for which Perrin was awarded a Nobel Prize in 1926.
Its early dramatic successes were in Mexico and the Indian subcontinent.
