Taken from current affairs, this random but inspired scan placed the group in the world at the same time as it denoted aggression and, eventually, artistic practice — a clash of opposing forces and a clash of styles.
The pull-out force of the implant from the bone bed was selected as primary outcome as it denoted the combined effect of the determinants of osseointegration, that is, the trabecular and cortical bone microarchitecture and the geometry and texture of the implant surface (which was maintained constant during fabrication procedures).
And JWT, the advertising and marketing company, just named blue as one of the top 10 trends for 2008, saying that "blue is the new green," particularly as it denotes ecological concerns.
Zero TV is a bit of a misnomer, as it denotes people who aren't paying for cable, but are getting their entertainment from other sources, like over-the-air signals or streaming, over-the-top video services.
We need to consider the eavesdropper with maximum possible SNR link for our analysis as it denotes the maximal information leakage.
Open image in new window Figure 6 Variation of λ L ( T ) as a function of ( T/T C ) 2. The other thermodynamical parameter as upper critical magnetic field is of importance as it denotes the magnetic field above which full magnetic flux penetration takes place and a transition from the superconducting to the normal state occurs.
In particular, many biofuel production plants operate seasonally and stand idle for several months of the year, and this is unsatisfactory as it denotes an inefficient use of capital as well as providing only intermittent employment for workers.
The color bar has been truncated to highlight grain sizes of 4 mm to 4 cm. Figure 3b shows the rate of work per unit volume acting to reduce the mean grain size ; we call this the dislocation work rate, as it denotes the fraction of work done by processes that depend on the movement of dislocations through the crystalline lattice.
Now that they are back in Karachi, Hassan and Sara joke that they are "foreign-returned," a designation that their U.K.-educated uncles still put on their business cards, as if it denoted membership to an exclusive club.
We cannot say with absolute certainty whether he had any followers or whether he established an independent school, but that is not unlikely because we occasionally come across the expression tattvôpaplava-vādin in the plural: 'those who propound the dissolution of [all] categories' in philosophical literature, and across the single term Tattvôpaplava used as if it denoted a separate school.
As a verb, it denoted the act of stitching together the sandwich with sometimes elaborate designs.
