Decreased sensation of the distal extremities makes small injuries and ulcers common, and more than 2%% of patients with diabetes develop new foot ulcers each year [ 15].
After that, he lived in a realm of extremity, made up in equal measures of violence and Marxist-Leninist indoctrination, and he was convinced that with the right mix of these measures one could make one's world as one wanted it to be.
Part of the discomfort is probably just the extremity made possible when you're dealing with puppets.
The error criterion used here enables an assessment to be made of the extremities of the distribution function of the random process as well as of the neighborhood of the mean value.
As Jesus stretches his arms out wide, striking the famous pose that has come to symbolize human suffering and the extremity of his sacrifice, a glowing cross made of golden light bulbs descends from above to light him from behind.
The tip is SI-DF3P2 SII NanoTechnology Inc., made of silicon having an extremity's radius of 7 nm and a resonant frequency Ω of 77 kHz.
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It seemed like his arms and legs had doubled in length, whipping the drums as though his extremities were made entirely of Fruit by the Foot.
This occurs when the choice of a random joint position at one segment extremity makes it impossible for the segment, with fixed length, to reach the other extremity's distribution.
— of new vigor, when the extremities are made active, when currents of warm life run into the hands and feet.... Let me see every trifle bristling with the polarity that ranges it instantly on an eternal law; and the shop, the plow and the ledger referred to the like cause by which light undulates and poets sing.
