Such wireless monitoring could be used not only in hospitals, but also in people's houses, to remotely keep tabs on the sick and elderly while they move about unencumbered.
These days, she relishes the opportunity to revisit works that she hasn't encountered in a while: "I'm enjoying the freedom to move about in the material".
And while the hijackers moved about in pairs or groups, Mr. Moussaoui appears to have been largely alone.
Ms. Goslinga's Karin sizzles in the scene in which she lashes out against Maria then desperately apologizes, while Ms. Smulders moves about mostly mutely as the saintly Anna.
Others looked on with astonishment at a scene already familiar in Manhattan: a mayoral aide standing by holding Dinkins' suit coat on a hanger to prevent it from wrinkling("He hates wrinkles," the aide explained)while the Mayor moved about in a warmup jacket playing just folks.
For example, where individual people interact directly with one another (e.g., transmitting disease) while moving about in an explicit space such as a city, agent-based modeling [ 1, 2] may be especially powerful.
He said that while four centuries of slavery moved about 11.5 million people out of Africa, in the last decade more than 30 million women and children may have been trafficked within and from Southeast Asia for sexual purposes and sweatshop labor.
While a person stands or moves about in different positions, these signals fluctuate and travel up to the brain, where they combine with vision and sensors in the inner ear to achieve balance.
While most wear robes or towels moving about, when entering the pools, the saunas or steam rooms... everyone is naked.
