As anybody who has had it knows, melanoma is a particularly insidious form of cancer, one of the few that manifests itself externally on the body, in the form of nasty black lesions on the skin -- matched by internal tumors below the skin.
The young larvae feed externally on the host plants, later boring into the stalks, leaves, stems, and ears.
In the Middle Ages, he continued, "an infusion was made to treat arthritis, rheumatism, intestinal or bladder ailments, and used externally on burns, stings and hemorrhoids".
Rosberg experienced a blowout in Friday practice, which was ascribed by Pirelli to the tyre having been cut externally on the track.
The company said Page would take over from 4 April when Schmidt will become executive chairman, "focusing externally on deals, partnerships, customers and broader business relationships".
But this would eat into its cargo-lifting capacity.The unmanned K-MAX carries its cargo externally on a 25-metre cable.
In the creation phase contract specifications are developed and the product is tested externally on a small group of early adopters.
What they should do is focus externally on how the world is changing, and look forward at how to succeed, not backwards.
I realized that I've been talking more about the company externally, on business shows and in the press, but they were listening.
It could carry 3,000 pounds (1,360 kg) of bombs internally in the bomb bay and more externally on underwing racks.
To be fair, Comcast's homespots broadcast externally on a different frequency, so the host does not have to share logon details or bandwidth with strangers.Mobile-phone companies are now doing much the same.
