State of the practice approaches, such as Volatility's, rely on small and fragile signatures; state of the art research work relies on intricate understanding of architecture-specific implementation details, which limits them to Intel x86 environments, and requires continuous updates to identify the distinguishing characteristics of new kernels.
One or two work on an intricate balsa wood model aeroplane, others play cards.
Many of the first winners have done work on the intricate genetics of cell growth and how it can go wrong to produce cancer.
She emails back quickly, from her studio, where she is back at work on her intricate paintings, and with what I imagine she would like to believe was her last word on the subject: "David's work is extraordinary and cause for celebration, but not from me.
Cliff Shapiro, 21, an intern at the photo-eye Gallery on Garcia Street, was explaining the photographer Jo Whaley's intriguing work — butterflies displayed on intricate backgrounds — as guests brushed by him one recent Friday night.
His writings on religion included translations of seminal primary texts, vast historical surveys, smaller works of intricate scholarship and stylishly written books for the general reader.
A diplomat likened the process to engineers working on the intricate wiring of a rocket.
A lot of bloggers and creatives have done their own take on the himmeli, working on huge, intricate designs with brass tubing or coloured straws, which are then hung strategically in lovely interiors.
For months, our editorial and tech teams have been sardined into a boiler room, subsisting only on stale cheese sandwiches and a rationed supply of tap water, working without complaint on intricate questions of design, functionality, access, and what is so clinically called "the user experience".
The Wildlife Trust is known for innovative work on protecting the intricate relationship between ecosystems and human health, but the organization also believes it's important that its work foster environmental literacy.
