If A Clockwork Orange taught me one thing, it's that if you want to stand out from the major studios you have to explore that murky twilight zone of taboo subjects and transgressive behaviour that they can't or won't explore.
Noting the ephemeral nature of an action adventure, Otto-Bernstein shed she prefers working in the comfort zone of art subjects -- which, of course, present their own challenges.
In addition, we also examined whether the filters altered the oxidative and pro-inflammatory potentials of the residual particles penetrating the filter to the breathing zone of the subjects.
A meso-scale analysis is performed to determine the fracture process zone of concrete subjected to uniaxial tension.
A mean cortical thickness was computed for each zone of each subject.
In both the IS and control subjects, the growth plates of Risser grade 2 subjects showed significantly lower thickness, area of cell-nest, number of cells in the cell-nest in the hypertrophic zone, and number of chondrocytes in the proliferative zone compared with those of subjects with Risser grade 0 and Oxford stage 2 3.
Four years ago I could only escape the twilight zone of hospitalization by subjecting myself to a surgery that damaged my body.
In the chamber, the sample was always collected near the breathing zone of the test subject.
First, to compute the NTI corresponding to any subset of n zones among the 22 zones of a subject S, 50 healthy controls and 50 Alzheimer's disease patients were randomly selected from their respective groups (involving the 100 healthy controls and 100 Alzheimer's disease patients who constituted the learning sets).
To develop the content for the Peritraumatic Behavior Questionnaire (PBQ) for use in a war zone, a panel of subject matter experts generated an initial pool of items and helped select the final set of items, emphasizing content validity [ 49, 50].
