But the impression throughout is of an author having a grand old time: witness a minor-circle-of-hell-league nightclub called Life ("After a few drinks Life won't seem so bad"), a co-VP called Death, and an extremely dubious business venture called Myhotswaitress.com (well worth a visit).
Cut a small circle out of your original circle.
Nevertheless, it cannot be ruled out that a minor subpopulations of circles arise via this recombination pathway and were not detected under our experimental conditions.
To report in four patients with retinal vein occlusion the presence of biomicroscopically visible circulation in the minor arterial circle of the iris, preceding rubeosis iridis in two cases.
His father had been a minor member of Byron's circle, and the young Disraeli idolized Byron to a degree exceptional even in that Byron-worshipping age.
Thus, it was possible to obtain an integrated characterization scheme for the workspace and singularity distribution, by analyzing the relative position of the major and minor circles.
Moreover, it was found that the bounds on the workspace depend on the relative position existing between two major circles and two minor circles, which were geometrically determined in terms of the manipulator's link lengths.
By then she was already a minor legend in fashion circles, famous for flashing her breasts and being a friend of Andy Warhol.
The two well-respected economists created a minor stir in academic circles a few years back when they published "A Theory of Prostitution" in the Journal of Political Economy.
The observed distribution is most consistent with mixing accompanied by a minor loss of CH4 (Figure 8). Figure 8 Ternary diagram showing the compositions of type 2b fluid inclusions (solid circles) in the system H2O-NaCl-CH4.
It caused a minor storm of investigation.
