The commonest shapes are bowls and wide-mouthed vases; many of these were made with legs, usually three, so that they could be set down on uneven ground.
He loved Edinburgh – he told his family he could be set down blindfolded in any part of the city and identify the location – and, especially over the last two decades, wanted to remain in Scotland to chart what he hoped would be the road to independence.
The central part of the hatched zone (defined subjectively, although an objective criteria could be set down a-priori if desired) corresponds to departures from MAR for which the weights are still approximately equal, so that MAR and MNAR inferences are essentially the same.
he George Orwell who went to Spain in late 1936 was a man who could analyze his feelings when he shot for the first time a human being and yet take careful aim, who could calmly examine the risks he was running without pretending not to be afraid, who could set down his exact emotions on receiving what seemed to be a mortal wound.
He could set down a new floor in her family's Poconos retreat.
Dave Murphy had left pre-printed council forms on the Golden Lion's bar, so that regulars could set down their feelings about the pub and its possible closure.
Things were going smoothly until they spotted the boulder: It was just where it was supposed to be, but there was no way the chopper could set down on it.
Conversely, given a picture, one could set down a tree system for it, where a "tree system" is a system of equations as in equation (6).
But Mr Fox warned specific rights could not be set down in law for fear of the armed forces becoming "permanently involved in human rights cases in the European Courts".
Rather than continuing negotiations with a coalition of five other nations, the U.S. should hold direct talks with the Kim regime that could more clearly set down U.S. strategy, he added.
But - could there be deposits set down by ancient life below the surface, like our oil and gas and oil shale deposits?
