Sure, there's the "small flat-nosed" Meyer Wolfsheim in "The Great Gatsby," with his "tiny eyes" and "two fine growths of hair" inhabiting his nostrils, as well as "a fat Jewess, inlaid with diamonds" in "Echoes of the Jazz Age".
Several varieties are available for landscape use, including columnar types and others favoured for finer growth habit, better fall colour, and other desired qualities.
For the "xeric" ecotype, the favorable influence of the plasticity of fine root growth on stem growth results from increased allocation of biomass to foliage and decreased allocation to fine roots.
Here we show that the plasticity of fine root growth may increase plant productivity based on an experiment using young seedlings (14-week old) of loblolly pine.
Larger limits of fine-root plasticity for "xeric" than "mesic" (Fig. 3B) could explain why the stronger plasticity of fine root growth for the former ecotype did not result in more stem growth as expected (see Fig. 1A).
For 2003, Ms. Fine forecast growth in ad spending of 4percentto4.5percentcent from 2002; previously, she had forecast an increase of 4percentt.
With only one place for the Americas region at RLWC2017, if USA automatically qualified, the fine grassroots growth Jamaica (who are full members), and the potential in Canada, would be wasted, potentially fatally.
For all his achievements in nine years as president, in conquering hyperinflation and delivering fine economic growth (for most of the time, at least), Argentines are fed up with their president.
The SEM and XRD data showed that SeO2 could effectively accelerate phase transformation, and facilitate leveled and fine grain growth.
