Alluding to his adversary's age, he often extends such backhanded compliments as, "I respect the 37 years of service that the prime minister has given".
The modern American President, a role that has traditionally relied on a public ethnography of sorts, has often appeared to steer emically: when he extends such appeals as "we, the American people," he means to include himself within the crowd.
Calendar, any system for dividing time over extended periods, such as days, months, or years, and arranging such divisions in a definite order.
In our ordinary experience, over brief intervals, we seem to be directly aware of temporally extended phenomena such as change, persistence and succession.
But these have in common the feature of being unextended; extended entities such as lines, surfaces, and volumes prove a much richer source of "indivisibles".
This information, combined with comparative modelling, indicates that all known ASPs have an equatorial groove that binds extended structures, such as peptides or glycans.
Strong thermal gradients in low-thermal-conductivity ceramics may drive extended defects, such as grain boundaries and voids, to migrate in preferential directions.
Interest in radiology can be stimulated by allocating extended tasks such as clinical audit projects or involving students in ongoing research projects.
Of these, Chicago in particular experimented with suites and extended compositions, such as the "Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon" on Chicago II.
However, over extended periods such as was experienced by the samples here, this equilibrium eventually ceases to hold and the metHb species becomes more prevalent.
