There is something monasterial in this new family's home: low, slanted wood ceilings; a triptych formed in the reflection of a mirror; a hoodie in the shape of a halo — and it takes only slight tips of Ferrané's wife's head for the photos of her and the baby to resemble one famous "Madonna and Child" or another.
Each starts from a base of North Indian fare (still the presiding, if no longer de facto, cuisine of Indian restaurants in New York) with slight tips of the compass toward regions less known: Chettinad, Gujarat, the former princely state of Hyderabad.
The caudodorsal orientation of the omasal limits in goats may be due to a slight forward tipping of the organ, which causes the caudal aspect to be closer to the dorsal midline and the cranial aspect to be closer to the floor of the abdomen [ 11].
William Fitzsimmons, dean of admissions at Harvard College, considers them simply an "ever so slight tip".
Senator Edward Kennedy, who himself may have needed more than an ever so slight tip to get into Harvard, has introduced legislation requiring colleges to disclose the race and economic background of their legacy admissions.
My SAT scores, grade-point average and nonexistent record of extracurricular activities would not have gained me admission to Harvard back in 1972 were it not for what William Fitzsimmons, Harvard's current director of admissions, has delicately described as the "ever so slight tip" traditionally granted to children of alumni.
They should burn blue with at most a slight yellow tip.
One surefire tip: a slight change of topic goes a long way.
The 'crush core' is part of the retractable landing leg actuator, and was described by Musk as being easily replaceable, though he did add that there was a slight risk of the stage tipping over before the autonomous barge it landed on returns to port.
The image-forming current for double-tips in STM is derived with a slight modification of the independent-orbital approximation (IOA) to allow for two or more tips.
