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Three will be using a slice of the high-frequency 1800MHz band allocated for 4G which it won in an auction overseen by telecoms regulator Ofcom.
Geoffrey Leven's manipulated Polaroid photographs examine the body as an object of desire, but only in his large hand-formed paper work, "Lorelei," using a slice of cheesecake as a lure, does he approach the subject in stereotypical terms.
But to get those movies playing quickly, the Vudu engineers struck upon another notion: using a slice of the digital real estate on each Vudu box to store the beginning portions of each film.
In Figure 11, we can see how the first movement moves x t - 1 in the x-direction using a slice of width 3Δx.
I can understand using a slice of beefsteak tomato on a burger set (we do it) during the colder months, but when you go to a restaurant in the middle of winter and they have a caprese salad, it's usually terrible.
The plan was developed using a slice of treatment-blinded trial data.
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Sometimes, a butcher will use a slice of sirloin.
The basic structure of these sensors uses a slice of an organic polymer (PVDF) sandwiched between two electrodes.
Rather, it could use a slice of choice spectrum at zero or low cost and for a short time period if desired.
But a microscope developed in Germany uses a slice of laser light to illuminate an intact specimen one thin layer at a time, eliminating the need to cut the sample.
Just as people spend a small slice of their incomes on buying insurance on the off-chance that their house might burn down, and nations use a slice of taxpayers' money to pay for standing armies just in case a rival power might try to invade them, so the world should invest a small proportion of its resources in trying to avert the risk of boiling the planet.
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