The osteotomy is obliquely directed cut across the distal tibia from proximal-medial to distal lateral and is of an opening-wedge type with the centre of rotation coincident with the centre of the tibiofibular joint.
An (s,t) cut X, X _ Open image in new window is denominated a uniformly directed cut (UDC), if X, X _ = Ø Open image in new window, i.e., there are no two arcs in the cut belonging to the same path in the project network.
The tornado seemed to make a direct cut through the area, Ms. Williamson-Baker said.
Hence Banyard's title, Pimp State, which she defines as governments taking a direct cut from the commercial sex industry by licensing brothels and taxing the people who own them.
Slade said: "It would be quite a sensible thing to have an Energiewende [Germany's plan to move to a majority of renewable energy sources] but the emphasis would have to be on our own version not a direct cut and paste".
"I think the attractiveness, politically, is that it's one of the changes you can make to Medicare that has really pretty significant savings, that doesn't represent a direct cut in benefits," said John F. Hoadley, a research professor at the Health Policy Institute at Georgetown University who supports the idea.
Nascar drivers, as independent contractors, get a direct cut of anything with their image on it.
Very few human spinal cord injuries occur as a result of a direct cut through spinal tissue (as was the injury model in the Courtine study).
A much more aggressive move would be to become a payment processor as well so it could earn a direct cut of sales in other apps, but that would require a great deal of legal work and a willingness to challenge popular payment backends like Stripe and PayPal/Braintree.
Chained CPI would be a direct cut to the last leg of the stool.
