That purpose is to accord to members of a Senate minority the right to state their views compellingly and at length so as to make their case to the American people.
I interviewed all these people at length, so they could tell as complete a story as possible.
Spector et al. [ 19] modeled the OHCs taking into account the angle of their inclination as well as their length, so that they could simulate the active process in the cochlea, whereby two cross sections along the cochlea are coupled through the connection of the same column of active OHCs.
The special design of the model mill which enabled gradual increase of the mill length so as to minimize the impact of the end-wall effect.
The challenge is to reduce the large hernia (which may require extensive mediastinal dissection) and provide enough intraabdominal esophageal length so as not to put tension on the fundoplication.
Simulations were also performed for a generic flat plate of the same streamwise length so as to provide further insight into the effects of incident turbulence on the windward roof boundary layer.
In the grisliest passage of "Methland," which deserves to be quoted at some length so as to convey its hellish momentum, he invites us to share in the torments of Roland Jarvis, a paranoid small-time meth cook, in the Dante-like interlude after the combustion of his improvised home lab (just one of hundreds in the area).
Due to the possibility of producing variable cross-sections along the beam or column length so as best to fit the stress condition, plate sections can be most economically designed in the critical cross-sections and result in savings of steel.
The number of computations are normalized by the coded data block length so as to factor out the effect of the length of the transmitted data block, which allows us to present the computational complexity in terms of the number of computations required per received coded symbol.
Regarding baseballs, the problem is that the fovea can focus on only a very small area only about 2 degrees of the visual field (or an area smaller than your thumbnail held at arm's length)—so as a pitched ball moves closer it can easily slip into your peripheral vision as it becomes larger.
