In this case, the stands most suitable for fertilization (immediately or later) had a mean diameter of approximately 18 cm and stand basal areas of 14 17 m2ha-1.
After clicking the mouse, the positions are appended to the matrix (stands for outer contour, in this case): The stands for irrelevant code.
In case this will stand critical future assessment, the ventromedian muscle would likewise constitute a plesiomorphic character for Mollusca.
In this case, the stand is his own.
Much of its air of unease is down to an underlying conflict, in this case the stand-off between James Brooke-Smith's commitment to professional objectivity and the personal prejudice boiling up beneath it.
It invites white audiences, as do most Hollywood movies about race, to identify with an enlightened white character — in this case, the stand-in for the author of the book, Kathryn Stockett.
Equal Rights Advocates, one of the plaintiffs' co-counsels, was quoted as saying this week: "This case stands for the collective right of every working woman to be paid what her work is worth.
But, in reality, this case stands as an example of the power of an anecdote or outlier case rather than definitive proof of systemic problems [ 17].
Betsinger and Smith write that this "case stands in contrast to the assumption that severe cases are necessarily late prehistoric [in date] or in association with intensive agriculture.
In the Sacramento Bee this week, Stanford Law Professor Shirin Sinnar wrote: "Even among anticipatory prosecutions, this case stands out for the fragility of the government's case and the rank taint of prejudice, raising the haunting prospect that a man who had done nothing was convicted for a violent state of mind".
