Fear still reigns in this corner of southern Iraq, a small patch of territory defined by a perimeter of British tanks at checkpoints on the roads north and east, beyond which, the British say, Iraqi soldiers are still at large.
How do you define the perimeter of a clandestine raid?
By Amy Davidson Sorkin December 11 , 2009How do you define the perimeter of a clandestine raid?
On the same day that colleagues came to me demanding what we will do to make security even tighter in response to Roanoke, a neighbor wrote to me asking that Trinity remove the old iron fence that defines a portion of our campus perimeter in northeast Washington, D.C.
But neither star has time to get a groove going that would define the perimeters of a complete, self-contained fantasy world.
His cedar fences still define the perimeter of the meadow he cleared by hand.
Last week, Ms. Greene, 23, asked the 12 students to define "estimate," "perimeter" and "dimensions" while her lead teacher, Donna Conwell, patrolled the room.
Each of the extremely elegant Neo-Minimalist paintings by this 34-year-old New York artist consists of an off-white, textured square joined to a velvety black vertical band; razor-incised lines crisscross at the center while faint pencil lines, arced and straight, define the perimeter.
Each of the extremely elegant Neo-Minimalist paintings by this 34-year-old New York artist consists of an off-white, textured square joined to a velvety black vertical band; razor-incised lines criss-cross at the center while faint pencil lines, arced and straight, define the perimeter.
Region growing image segmentation algorithms are applied to the seed patches in the second-phase, to define the perimeter of fire affected areas while decreasing omission errors (missing real burned areas).
