In so doing, it would replace a traditional view of matrimony with a broader, thinner, more adult-centric view, which would ultimately be less likely to bind parents to children, husbands to wives.
Under conditions in which light availability limits photosynthetic rate, Arabidopsis, like most plants, invests a greater proportion of resources into the light-capture stages of photosynthesis relative to carbon fixation (Walters and Horton, 1994) and grows broader, thinner leaves to maximize light interception (Anderson et al, 1995; Weston et al, 2000).
These fibres contract in response to neural stimulation, thereby stretching the sac into a broad, thin disk.
The S.6B's tapered fuselage and broad, thin, elliptical wings were clearly evident in Mitchell's later and most famous design, the Spitfire.
But I also had more subtle, intellectualized creations, including a pasta appetizer in which two broad, thin noodles lay under and over a much fatter tomato concassé, the ratio of starch to sauce turned on its head.
The large, barrel-shaped, resinous female cones, greenish or purplish, are borne on short stalks; they are covered by broad, thin, closely overlapping woody scales, each with a clawlike projection.
Those from Portugal (deficit, 6%; debt, 63%; growth, perkier this year after a feeble run) yield ten basis points less.In this section A broad, thin umbrella Send in the clones Who wants to be a trillionaire?
It creates excess liquidity, which risks fuelling higher inflation, asset-price bubbles and imprudent bank lending.In this section A broad, thin umbrella Send in the clones Who wants to be a trillionaire?
And most of these sums, which add up to about 12 billion rand ($1.5 billion) each year, still move informally.In this section A broad, thin umbrella Send in the clones Who wants to be a trillionaire?
High-paying jobs disappeared; foreigners left; restaurants closed; rents plunged and landlords cut whatever deals they could.In this section A broad, thin umbrella Send in the clones Who wants to be a trillionaire?
The standard of the gold coins is derived from that of the Roman solidi; the silver coins are drachmas following the Parthian standard and are remarkable for their broad, thin form, which was copied by the Arabs for their silver coins.
