Look forward to wardrobe staples like a sharp, fitted wool blazer and a variety of knits and printed silk dresses, along with more of-the-season pieces like silk palazzo pants, cropped blouses and sexy bodices.
I haven't met a sharper, fitter 82-year-old since I interviewed an astronaut (Charlie Duke, thanks for asking), but Sanders nevertheless carries the air of a different generation's politics; attentiveness, pens and scraps of paper, plain answers, rosettes, unembarrassed morality, a wonderfully long view.
So, for example, the best scoring model for eve 2 with three regulators (Hb, Gt and Bcd) can produce a reasonable although less sharp fit than when Kr is included, but making use of this model would restrict our ability to consider Kr mutant data.
Sure, you'll know a fashion-forward millennial man when when you see him, he'll look sharp, fit into his environment, and alter by the seasons.
In "A Better Angel" Chris Adrian creates his own lexicon of grief that moves from quiet moments of anguish to sharp fits of rage.
First they whittle the birds' spurs with a sharp knife before fitting the spikes.
Fit a sharp razor blade between the head and comb.
The results, with a sharp increase in revenue, fits with Amazon's plan of investing in reaching the widest possible audience through its Web site rather than in accumulating profits, Nick Wingfield writes.
Silk trench coats belted with pelts were paired with utilitarian narrow-fit trousers, a sharp move away from the wide-legged casualwear which has so far dominated the catwalks at Walter Van Beirendork and Carven.
The spatial distributions of the binding sites for the first group of TFs, eg, Abf1, Reb1, and Hap4, have a sharp peak and can be fitted by a Power-law distribution (p(x) ∼ (x + 150)−0.2), suggesting that a specific distance between the binding sites and the TSS is required for proper functioning of these TFs.
