Male UK offshore workers have enlarged dimensions compared with UK norms and knowledge of specific sizes and shapes typifying their physiques will assist a range of functions related to health and ergonomics.
Most Δpmp23 and pmp23(E61Q) cells (88%, n = 310 and 85%, n = 232, respectively), including those with slightly enlarged dimensions, displayed a wild-type localization of FtsZ, PBP2x and PBP2b, with midcell positioning of ring-like structures, progressive constriction and relocalization at the division sites of the future daughter cells11,30,31,32 (Figs 3 and S3a).
In many other areas the Supreme Court in the last generation has enlarged the dimensions of individual liberty".
In his Boston Globe review, the critic Richard Dyer wrote that "what Verrett did added her Norma to that select company of contemporary performances that have enlarged the dimensions of operatic legend".
By increasing the depth of web or enlarge the dimension of columns would improve the ductility of UPSRC members.
In the first movement, Vanessa Zahorian, zipping in and out of Vitor Luiz's arms, was aglow, showing her silky épaulement, which constantly enlarged her dancing dimension, along with an ability to shift dynamics as she flickered from steps delivered with a brisk bite or unwavering calm.
He et al. [10] increased the detection rate from 91.87% in [9] to 93.55% with the feature dimension enlarged from 266 to 7,290.
ATHENA, a double blind placebo controlled trial studied the effects of dronedarone in addition to standard therapy in patients with risk factors including age over 75, or age under 75 with at least one of hypertension, diabetes, stroke or TIA, enlarged left atrial dimension (>50 mm), or reduced left ventricular ejection fraction (<40%).
The alcohol tends to enlarge the dimensions of the escaped fish.
They argued it was far better for the public to squirm at a few seconds of graphic violence than for information to be suppressed that could enlarge the dimensions of a cataclysmic event.
Although they lacked control over land and were second-class citizens, these rural women did not occupy a "separate sphere". Individually and collectively, they responded to inequality by actively enlarging the dimensions of sharing in their relationships with men.
