Correction: August 24, 2003, Sunday An article last Sunday about flash mobs, which gather briefly and then disperse, misstated the location of one such gathering in San Francisco.
An article last Sunday about flash mobs, which gather briefly and then disperse, misstated the location of one such gathering in San Francisco.
Drugs currently being trialled aim to target the amyloid beta which gather to form plaque in the brain.
All petitions which gather more than 100,000 signatures are automatically considered for debate in the House of Commons.
They're heated by Thai green chili and jalapeño oil, which gather force slowly in your mouth, and cooled by mint.
His catchiest songs also harbour clusters of strings which gather and swell like clouds about to burst.
For every Peter Kay or Russell Brand, there are dozens which gather dust in bookshops and warehouses.
Unlike RSS feeds, which gather everything on preselected sites or blogs, Techmeme groups stories according to importance, and clusters other reporters' and bloggers' perspectives on the same topic.
Unlike most other quality programs, which gather data from insurance claims and coding data, it relies on information from patients' hospital charts and follows patients for 30 days.
As the fear builds, the tank balks and drips oil and water, which gather into dark pools on the floor and climb up the dashboard dials.
Much like most Kinects, then, which gather dust after two weeks when people realise their living rooms are too small to use them.
