Parterre, the division of garden beds in such a way that the pattern is itself an ornament.
GSN also induced a smaller increase in FOS-IR in midline areas, particularly those related to the autonomic system and connected regions in the forebrain, such as midline thalamus, periaqueductal gray and ventral division of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (Supplemental Fig. S1).
Broderie, also called parterre de broderie (French: "parterre of embroidery"), type of parterre garden evolved in France in the late 16th century by Étienne Dupérac and characterized by the division of paths and beds to form an embroidery-like pattern.
We also quantified Fos immunoreactivity in the social behavior network in two other divisions of the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis (BSTmv, BSTl), four divisions of the septum (LScv, LScvl, LSr, MS), and TnA as identified by Goodson [15] and Heimovics and Riters [17].
The reason for this is that it would be unusual for the medical-examination division to negotiate with the administration division to change the number of beds.
Springs has been buying up weaker rivals for the last 18 months, including the window and bedding division of Burlington.
The division of flows in the bed is determined by means of a modified two-phase theory which considers inlet gas jets, bubbles, free of particles, which develop at the top of the jets and grow in size as they rise, and an emulsion phase consisting of particles and the surrounding interstitial gas.
The departments in the medical and surgical divisions no longer had their fixed number of beds available, but rather had to share available capacity.
We'd need to talk about placing the house up for sale, she'd say, 'You mean that house where he brought that so-and-so to our bed?' Or, when we talked about personal division of property, 'He can take the bed and shove it' or 'He can use it with his next whore.' " How did Mr. Altshuler's client find out her husband was using their bed?
About 90% of households interviewed in Mwea division have bed nets, 65% of which are treated with insecticides.
