The phrase "a tess" is not correct in standard written English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be an incomplete or misspelled term, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "I found a tess in the garden." (assuming "tess" is a proper noun or specific term).
Alternatives: "a test" or "a task."
Despite the usual TV habit of pairing a Brucie with a Tess (older man, young slender blonde), they are much more like father and daughter than a will-they-won't-they partnership, which is refreshing.
But as the design of a TESS based on maximum power is too ambitious, the analysis goes further.
Conversely, IBD detection and the gradual assignment to a TESS cluster associated with distance suggested that strains easily shifted from one tree to another, regardless of the host species.
A TESS search uses the USPTO's record of registered trademarks to search for your company name.
"In fact," the project's leader, George R. Ricker of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said during a talk at Google a few years ago, "when starships transporting colonists first depart the solar system, they may well be headed toward a TESS-discovered planet as their new home".
Hypothetical, with a stemless TESS prosthesis, providing a better reconstruction of these anatomical structures, there is a better restoration of the center of rotation what might cause a better proprioceptive feedback of the rotator cuff muscles.
Telecom Américas, a partnership of Bell Canada, América Móvil of Mexico and SBC Communications, said on Monday that it had agreed to buy a stake in Tess, a mobile carrier covering part of São Paulo state.
Using these predictive maps, we generated spatial interpolations of the Q matrices by implementing a matrix based vector algorithm in the program TESS Ad-Mixer [ 33].
This, by contrast, is a 2008 Tess.
Instead of serving 10 people a day, Tess can serve hundreds.
Despite the provocative casting, some critics saw the film as an apology — Tess does avenge herself — and the sexual violence is shot with conspicuous, fog-shrouded discretion, in contrast to the lurid rape at the center of "Rosemary's Baby".
