They sifted through not only media reports but also catastrophic insurance claims and an internal N.C.A.A. database that collected some, but not all, college-athlete deaths each year.
Furthermore, we considered a more realistic example in which a pencil beam passed through an absorbing-only media, and the intensity of the light beam would obey Beer's law along the light path.
It is increasingly common, and I am frightened that we could easily become a culture that allows this kind of bullying not only through social media, but increasingly in public as well.
Nor can it be evaluated in isolation, in a complex Arab Muslim society in which the state spreads "official Islam" not only through the media but also via schools and mosques -- and family, friends, political parties, private media, and a range of other elements exercise a powerful influence too.
As noted above, it is not possible to assess the impact of the broadcasts in isolation, given a complex Arab Muslim society in which the state spreads "official Islam" not only through the media but also via schools and mosques -- and family, friends, political parties, private media, and a range of other elements exercise a powerful influence too.
Children may be affected by war or terrorism not only through the media, but also by disruptions or changes in their regular routines at school and in other activities (Stuber et al. 2002).
Arteries and vein grafts respond differently to reductions in flow, with arteries demonstrating inward remodeling through only limited structural reorganization of the media and vein grafts developing a thickened intima, with little change in the external diameter.
But only through social media did I find out exactly where.
Blaser did hear back from two Colorado women she had helped in London in the spring of 2003 -- but only through the media.
