Anesthesia was induced by directing a CO2 stream in the posterior-anterior direction to a grasshopper in the TI state (Fig. 1B iii ).
Hence, most of the residential houses in this region are surrounded by high fences to provide privacy, which has a direct impact on other requirements (e.g. daylight and direction to a favorite view).
"You don't know you're beautiful," sing One Direction to a generation of teenage girls.
When we were winding our way through Baylor's labyrinthine corridors, he credited his sense of direction to a fine hippocampus.
But, along with increasingly strict legislation, attitudes have swung drastically in the other direction — to a fault, some believe.
He may not be as flashy as his peers, but he knows the direction to a championship.
Although the structure is in a single direction to a point at the end, it is not an organically through-composed text.
As equestrians know, gee (with a soft g) is usually a direction to a horse to go to the right, and haw to the left.
Ms. Krosby attributed Monday's lack of direction to a tug of war between high expectations for earnings and concerns about the speed of the broader recovery.
The culture very much is that if you want to talk, you go 10 or 20 feet in some direction to a quiet area.
"All the leaders will talk on this topic at the summit, and maybe it can lead to a new direction, to a political solution," he said.
