During rehearsals, Bowie sat quietly, elegantly dressed in grey sweater and white shirt, writing with a stub of pencil on a piece of paper.
* My Paris shirts, the famous dead, hang cuff to cuff in the hanging locker, press for a puff from the hand steamer, a Tuesday promenade in Honey Harbour, the light down to a stub of ash on the top deck, its fibreglass warm and bumpy as the retrospect, some Rémy, Ritz crackers, and the usual come-ons from stars overhead.
Each specimen was treated with hexamethyldisilazane and then air dried; subsequently, it was placed on a stub for sputter-coating with platinum.
He sat me down in a plastic chair, but this was a bit awkward because it had only three legs; the fourth was a stub resting on a few bricks.
The new loop used a freeway stub on the north and M-43 on the south to connect the main highway to the former routing of US 131 along Westnedge and Park avenues downtown.
The digestion with chondroitinase ABC cleaves disaccharide units, leaving an oligosaccharide stub on the proteoglycan core protein that is recognized by a specific antibody MAB2030.
Then the browser – from a crippled container firewalled off from Office to an iteratively updated application framework that, with HTML 5, makes Java an irrelevant stub on the desktop and Flash in big trouble on the phone.
By utilizing a parasitic strip and a T-shaped stub on the antenna structure, two notched bands of 850 MHz (3.5-4.35 GHz) and 900 MHz (5.05-5.95 GHz) are achieved.
Both are essentially variations on a stub, since some of the computer maker would remain publicly traded.
