Mr. Adelson, by some estimates worth as much as $22 billion, presides over a global empire of casinos, hotels and convention centers whose centerpiece is the Venetian in Las Vegas, an exuberant monument to excess with canals, singing gondoliers and acres of slot machines.
Both up- and downregulation of miles-apart led to abnormal otoliths and semicircular canals, excess or few hair cells and neuromasts, and their disarranged depositions in the lateral lines.
The area is irrigated through a network of irrigation canals, and excess water is drained through a network of open drains (Fig. 1).
Critics also blame delays in extending a flood-control canal that carried excess water from overflowing rivers in this city where some neighborhoods lie below sea level.
They are widely used in hydraulics, environmental and irrigation engineering for controlling and directing flow of water in irrigation drainage systems, waste water channels, drainage canal systems, diverting excess water into relief channels for flood-protection works, and as storm overflows from urban sewage systems.
Some hearing loss can be caused by excess wax in your ear canal.
The C&SF, run by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, established an agricultural area directly south of Lake Okeechobee, and three water conservation areas, all bordered by canals that diverted excess water either to urban areas or into the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico or Florida Bay.
Close clustering of resorbing BMUs allows the breakthrough of osteoclastic resorption from one simultaneously remodelling osteon into another [86] and may explain the statistical association between clustering of remodelling osteons and the giant canals seen to excess in hip fracture cases.
Absorbent paper points were used to remove the excess of saline solution from the canals.
This minimizes the excess material at the orifice of canals that may otherwise obstruct and prevent further paste condensation.
