Though oni have been depicted in various ways in Japanese legend and art, sometimes also as women, they are characteristically thought of as pink, red, or blue-grey in colour, with horns, three toes, three fingers, and on occasion with three eyes.
Cardiophrenic nodes (defined as >5 mm short axis diameter on CT) [21] are characteristically involved as they are the main lymphatic drainage route from the peritoneal cavity (Fig. 8d).
Even these types of solutions are, however, characteristically nonmonotonic as they attempt to oscillate, but the small number of nodes does not permit a full 'cycle' to develop in the intervals (|x| < x_) with (x_) specified by equation (19).
"She's from Cal-uh-forn-eye-eh and single...at her age!" Well, what better proof is there?! My smarter than usual smart-ass siblings goad me as they playfully drawl out their characteristically slow pronunciation of California.
In many cases, such signals are not only quick but also characteristically subtle, as they are designed for private conversation and to be detected only by an attentive social partner, akin to a visual whisper.
Traditional, non-processed or duplicated pseudogenes characteristically contain introns as they are duplications of the genomic DNA, whereas processed or retrotransposed pseudogenes are duplicated from RNA and lack introns [ 30].
In fact, at this point I think it's fair to say that haptic response from keys might strike many consumers as a characteristically Android feature, were they forced to stop and think about it.
Although the purine compounds cannot be classed as true pigments they characteristically occur as white crystals they often contribute to the general colour patterns in lower vertebrates and invertebrates.
Jamie Foreman does what he can with the irredeemably vile Saul, and Bryan Dick is sympathetic as the fugitive characteristically dismissed as a "porridge-sucking little Pict".
There are parts that, though as characteristically global as super Doha, remain at a smaller, dustier scale.
