Suppose I go from having no way of getting around except by foot to having a bicycle, or, though I live in a place where one can get very cold, I go from having no warm coat to having one.
18 19 Given that England lacks tobacco retailer licensing, we walked each street of each output area by foot to generate a list of all retailers selling both tobacco and alcohol.
He first traveled to St . Joseph Mo., and then set out by foot to Pikes Peak, Colo., a gold-mining hub where he thought he might be able to find fortune.
In the other communities, symptomatic residents were provided transport to an ETU after they traveled by foot to the nearest point accessible by an ambulance.
The journey time from base to the top has been cut from at least an hour by foot to just 15 minutes.
And since further research showed their average female client stands five-foot-four, CVS lowered its shelves by a foot to an average of five feet from the ground.
Presented in an elegantly spare installation, the four works range from a two-ton elephantine conch shell, about 8 by 8 by 8 feet, to a knee-high 300-pound periwinkle.
Although it has been suggested that foot-to-foot BIA might overestimate the amount of FM [ 40], a study comparing body fat percentages provided by foot-to-foot BIA with those obtained by hand-to-foot BIA observed a strong correlation between the two methods (r = 0.84) [ 21].
At the same time, asking rents in Nassau and Suffolk increased by nearly $1 per square foot, to an average $25.47.
The influences of the forces applied by the hands to a steering wheel and by the feet to a footrest were also investigated.
