The world of general aviation is small and intimate, filled with gearheads, adventurers and the slightly off-kilter.
He'll bring a dispassionate eye to the often overblown and inherently risky world of general books.
For someone not acquainted with the cozy world of general aviation, taxiing up to an accommodating F.B.O. can feel like a trip to an aeronautical spa.
Larkin, though modest in manner and production, achieved major eloquence and formal perfection, and was esteemed in the world of general readers to a degree that, among poets, only John Betjeman and Dylan Thomas matched in postwar Great Britain.
Though Newton's theories of gravity were superseded by Einstein's, the world of general relativity, no less than that of Newton's laws of motion, is still, Smolin says, "represented by a mathematical object", and it still invites us to regard the world (mistakenly) as "timeless and pristine".
We tested the effectiveness of telephone coaching delivered by practice nurses in the real world of general practice for improving control of glycaemia and other cardiovascular disease risk factors over 18 months among patients with type 2 diabetes whose levels of glycaemia were above the treatment targets.
However, Matt Shearer, vice president of its competitor TicketWeb is skeptical that Ticketfly will be able to "straddle the two worlds" of general admission and reserved seat ticket — segments Live Nation has split between two companies.
The world of portable, general-purpose computing is moving along two parallel paths.
However, suggested novel AKI biomarkers, such as neutrophil gelatinase-associated lipocalin (NGAL), have been unreliable in the real world setting of general ICU patients [ 9].
Experimentally, we evaluate our approach using both synthetic network influence games and real-world settings of general interest, each corresponding to a separate branch of the U.S. Government.
