Nanotechnology involves the study of eminently small structures.
The approach briefing – a short discussion with air traffic control about flight procedures as the plane, its tail bearing the swooping orange and gold W of Lufthansa's eminently respected low-cost subsidiary, prepared for descent to its planned destination of Düsseldorf – was complete.
Ratings of the access to the health services were conspicuously low, eminently in the last study year 2011 and among the elderly.
Both these conditions can be eminently treated at low cost (17, 18), but the rates of treatment coverage and retention in care for both conditions are stubbornly low (9).
In the first Gulf war, he was Bush's Secretary of Defence, low-key, eminently competent and in agreement with the decision not to push on to Baghdad.
But in many other deals, the Japanese firms are forming alliances with rivals from other Asian countries that only recently would have been unthinkable (as a story in this week's paper describes).Most important, the deals looks eminently sensible: companies are shedding low-margin businesses that require a lot of capital investment and scale to do well.
And these are eminently illustrative works, from the low-note growlings of the opening "Primeval Sounds (Cancer)" to the vocal groanings of the "Phantom Gondolier (Scorpio)," which, as intoned by Ms. Roden in between the scaly sounds of scraped strings, sounded more like a wounded dragon.
After all, the Pebble has chosen the eminently sensible route of a low-power display helping its battery last more than a day or two without recharging - almost a week, in fact.
First, low-level dealers are eminently replaceable: arrest two and another two will quickly take their places, with little if any interruption to sales.
The Low Down is sublimely intelligent, eminently listenable, and thoroughly Columbia.
