With a knowing nod to the classic cop fixation, the Twin Peaks police station overflows with donuts – and numerous characters sing the praises of delicious home comforts, from the simple delights of pie to the joys of a baguette with brie and butter.
Exclusive anterior instrumentation and compression (AR) in group C-Type, without classic posterior fixation, however, increased the compressive force as compared to the impacted technique, but the increase in the graft contact area did not reach statistical significance.
The classic 'oxygen fixation hypothesis' holds that DNA lesions produced by x-rays in the presence of oxygen cannot be chemically restored and are therefore more lethal to cells [ 71].
A canonical statement of this is found in Peirce's classic paper 'The Fixation of Belief'.
A version of Peirce's now-classic paper "The Fixation of Belief" (1877) seems to have been presented at the club.
Deep in Western minds is a fixation with the classic Hollywood storyline that whatever the scale of disaster facing the world, a last-minute heroic act will save us from annihilation.
He accuses the Bush administration of an ethnocentric fixation on elections and classic political rights.
For simple 2-part patella fractures, it is possible that osteosynthesis with screws or classic tension band wiring obtains better fixation, but in cases of comminuted fractures, this method can be difficult.
For some years now, my friend Matthew and I have nurtured a demented fixation with this 1999 British classic, watching it countless times, typically in drink, whilst howling: "HOW?
Moreover, like Latinate languages, Arabic produces perceptual superiority for words displayed to the right of fixation at extrafoveal locations, indicating classic LH dominance for processing words in this language [31].
