Mr. Hewlett, who is leading the proxy fight against the planned acquisition of Compaq Computer, replied with a statement yesterday evening, dismissing the board's letter as "a careful construct of fine lines and half truths".
Constructed of a fine metal mesh, the contemporary design would enable residents to see out through the walls, but outsiders — mainly those people in neighboring buildings — would not be able to see in.
A huge maize-teosinte BC1 population of 1749 individuals was constructed for fine mapping of QTL associated with domestication, and resulted in identification of hundreds of QTL for 22 traits [ 14].
The slices were secured to the floor of the tissue bath with a harp constructed of platinum wire and fine polyethylene strands and perfused with ACSF at 32 35°C.
He peered inside and noted with horror and admiration a family of sparrows in a nest constructed of the usual materials, plus fine strands of wire screening.
Gone are the constructs of fine dining -- the china, the petit fours, the intimidation of a maître d'hôtel stand.
Is it good or bad foie gras?' That is more poetically put than anything in Sepulchre, which is constructed of vintage cheddar, fresh crusty bread and the finest pickle.
Concealed in grass tussocks or low shrubs, the spherical nest is constructed of dried grasses and usually lined with smaller, finer grasses and hair.
The maze was constructed of a 100×30cm tank with opaque walls, the bottom was covered by fine gravel and the water depth was 10cm.
The technology of 3D printing, a process of additive manufacturing in which solid objects are constructed from fine layers of specially formulated material, dates to the 1980s, when it was invented by an American technologist Charles Chuck Hullll, who founded the company 3D Systems.
