He seems to have had a richer vocabulary, a keener ear, a wider range of effects — all of this supported by the firm bones of a Latinate syntax — than any English prose writer before or since.
The firm of Bone Levine Architects is working on the old records of the Department of Environmental Protection.
"As I see it, Mr. Hemingway's style, this prose stripped to its firm young bones, is far more effective, far more moving, in the short story than in the novel".
As I see it — I knew this conversation would get back to me sooner or later, preferably sooner — Mr. Hemingway's style, this prose stripped to its firm young bones, is far more effective, far more moving, in the short story than in the novel.
Meanwhile, CaSiO3 was commonly investigated as coating material on titanium implants for fast fixation and firm implant-bone attachment due to its demonstrated bioactivity and osteointegration.
The design of new cementless femoral stems integrating open porous structures can reduce the global stiffness of the stems, allowing them a better match with that of bones and provide their firm fixation via bone ingrowth, and, thus reduce the risk of implantation failure.
"No court had ever done that before, but I went in there with the attitude that I'm taking 50percentt because that's what I gave, and that's what I was worth to the marriage," says Ms. Hladun-Goldmann, 68, who has a firm jaw, regal bone structure and upswept soufflé of grayish frizz, in a Hepburnesque manner.
Most of the uprighted teeth remained firm with excellent bone formation and periodontal status after 18 months of follow up [11].
We selected a more clinically relevant impaction technique (stepwise impaction by a single surgeon) because the impaction in the condylar area was done from all kinds of angles in order to obtain a firm and stable bone construct.
But his handshake was warm and firm, not the bone-cruncher many politicians specialise in.
