Above the eye, a gash extended about an inch and a half diagonally through his eyebrow, the result of what looked like an accidental head butt in the 10th round of his third fight against Juan Manuel Marquez.
A border ROI was classified as a stripe extending about 0.7 mm into area 17 and 1 mm into area 18 from the 17/18 border previously identified from the electrophysiological and histological data.
The boardwalk itself, owned by the Borough of Point Pleasant Beach, extends about a mile south from the Manasquan Inlet, and the arcades, the rides and the restaurants stretch about a third of its length.
There are 280 businesses in Patchogue's downtown retail hub, which extends about a mile and a half east along Main Street, from the Blue Point border to Route 112, including streets a block north and south.
The canal, extending about a mile and a half north from Gowanus Bay near the neighborhoods of Red Hook, Carroll Gardens and Park Slope, is one of 67 sites proposed for the Superfund National Priorities List, which steers federal money to contaminated areas for cleanups.
Hall is responsible for the notion of so-called personal space, or the invisible force field most Americans ensconce themselves in while moving through public places; a breach of implied boundaries (per Hall, the human ego extends about a foot and a half outside the body) is neither welcome nor tolerated.
Business on the one-block stretch of Lexington was generally back to normal yesterday, after a green protective shed was erected during the night along the front of the building and extending about a hundred feet west on 46th and 47th Streets.
I looked at Table 1 in each of those documents, which lists the prior year's actual deficit and then various deficit projections extending about a decade into the future.
In addition to housing one of the last native Dungeness crab fisheries, Krogh explains that the deepwater trench extending about a mile in front of us is home to half of the Puget Sound herring population.
Over the course of about three days, a rolling wall of molten rock measuring a half mile across and 10 to 15 feet tall buried hundreds of homes while vaporizing a small freshwater lake and filling in an inlet called Kapoho Bay, extending about a mile out from what had been the shoreline.
