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On the table.
If a plan or proposal is on the table, it is being discussed.
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A cross, drawn on the table at 35 cm in front of the subject along the midline, was used to maintain steady fixation during the experiment.
If the head string isn't drawn on the table, find it by looking for the "diamonds" or marks on the table's sides, and counting to the second pair of diamonds from the table's end.
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There was no "score draw" on the table.
Table 1 Table of body parts included in preactivity discussion and in the remainder of the exercise Body hair Very large brain Placenta Amniotic egg Mammary gland Muscles Forelimbs and hindlimbs Opposable thumb Nipples Hinged jaw Left right symmetry Vertebrae This table is drawn on the board at the beginning of the student-led preactivity discussion.
Categorising the elements in this fashion dates back to at least 1869 when Hinrichs wrote that simple boundary lines could be drawn on the periodic table to show elements having like properties, such as the metals and the nonmetals, or the gaseous elements.
Comparisons that are drawn on the basis of Table 2, however, offer only preliminary observations because they do not account for heterogeneity across markets and competing websites.
The angular position of the table Ω=ω t is measured, with an accuracy of 1 deg, thanks to a coupled diode-photodiode system which locates black and white stripes drawn on the lower surface of the table.
So one office could put out a drawing on the boardroom table and the other studios could mark up the drawings.
Dr. Aveni's analysis draws on the Venus table in the Dresden Codex, written around A.D. 1200.
Again, it was remarkably easy, once I'd drawn that line on the table -- not one that said, "This cookie and no more".
Some draw on savings or sporadic under-the-table jobs.
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