Suddenly, gay people were photographed on the cover of magazines, quoted in the A Section of newspapers, and interviewed on television news programs (not just the daytime talk shows).
Undisturbed by roads or hydroelectric dams, and largely forgotten by the rest of the world, the remote Caura covers a section of southern Venezuela larger than Belgium.
In the north the Chihuahuan Desert covers a section of the plateau that is more extensive than the U.S. state of California.
He covered a section of their pool with a plexiglass dance floor and, after dinner, brought out the entertainment: a club D.J. from Manhattan, five drag queens and a transsexual dressed in Saran wrap.
The trunk of a palm tree covers a section of road where Sunni gunmen once dumped a severed head, and about 200 yards to the right of her building concrete Jersey barriers block a section of homes believed to be booby-trapped with explosives.
The ORN covers a section of UK roads (109 miles in London, 170 miles outside) linking key London 2012 venues where traffic regulations have been modified.
Our model thus covers a section of the cell near the surface and involves both entities that are actually mostly part of the membrane (e.g., receptor complexes) as well as those from the cytoplasm (e.g., free actin).
The well was designed to cover not only a section of the channel but also a section of the gate.
Nick Smith, director of racing and communications at Ascot, added: "As is widely known, Ascot, Qipco and British Champions Series have looked into the possibility of using rain covers, and indeed built a section of polytunnel in Poland.
The Disaster Management Center of the South Asia Association of Regional Cooperation46 (SAARC) is an example of a platform of influence for science within a group of countries that cover a large section of the world population in low- and middle-income countries.
