To be sure, her workload is still heavy, but it is often filled with the kind of drudgery that occupies any head of a large bureaucracy.
Marrow stimulation techniques [ 1, 2] are the most prevalent, but defects are often filled with fibrous cartilage and the repaired cartilage later degenerates [ 3].
But those layers were often filled with sounds that had been made physically rather than electronically: percussion, guitar, a human voice.
We call the fallout to any article the "comments," but since they are often filled with solid arguments, smart corrections and new facts, the thing needs a nobler name.
It's now more than a fortnight since I put the book down – and I've read a lot since – but my quiet moments are still often filled with thoughts of fog rolling in, windswept coastlines and how strange it would be to have a moose get in the way of my car.
The scholarly vacuum thus created has been too often filled with interesting but ultimately fruitless speculation about whether Kennedy would have liquidated the American involvement in Vietnam, or whether he would have been as aggressive as Lyndon Johnson in building a Congressional and national consensus for civil rights legislation.
The huts, which are free and open to the public (no reservations), are often filled with researchers, but you can set your tent up nearby and make use of the outhouse and gear shed.
But in the end, he says, classes are often filled with majors or underclassmen strongly leaning toward the concentration.
But make note that the real experts are often filled with a level of compassion, understanding and acceptance that those with the Expert Delusion seem to miss.
