And some worry that Japan and other countries that have customarily imported large quantities of pet foods may cut back on their orders or insist on tighter inspections of plants and products.
These customarily have a large central arched vertical window flanked by a narrower vertical window on each side.
Several astronomers objected to calling them planets or planetlike bodies, because planets are customarily defined as large objects orbiting a star -- not drifters with no direct stellar ties.
If you consider the brutal natural and man-made world that animals have to survive in and the ruthless depravity of humans throughout the ages (including right now), perhaps ROA's depictions of these regionally based creatures are a healthy counterbalance to the fictional storytelling we customarily see in large public depictions of animals.
Customarily, cassava is largely consumed locally and does not return considerable amounts of foreign exchange.
In the continuous realm, these large spaces are customarily bridged by the usage of integral operators that transform the sources to any observation point using an appropriate Green's function.
Boat, generic term for small watercraft propelled by paddles, oars, sail, or motor, open or partially decked, and usually less than 45 feet (roughly 14 meters) in length, A vessel larger than this is customarily classed as a ship, although the word boat is often applied to certain working vessels—such as tugboats that may be of considerable size.
For that reason, any initiatives implemented to improve the energy use efficiency of large consumers of electricity who customarily exert maximum demand on the system, are a welcome relief to the stakeholders in the electricity supply industry.
Since 1968, the year after Sargent's death, the Proms have begun on a Friday evening rather than as previously a Saturday, and in memory of Sargent's choral work, a large-scale choral piece is customarily given.
"Gross anatomy" customarily refers to the study of those body structures large enough to be examined without the help of magnifying devices, while microscopic anatomy is concerned with the study of structural units small enough to be seen only with a light microscope.
