During iris season in early June, stalks of artificial iris decorate signposts on the streets, and in the market stalls there are fixed paper fans with iris motifs of every imaginable variety.
Additionally, the fixed paper version did not significantly vary from a fixed online version (number correct = 2.92 and 3.16, respectively; t 58) = 0.63, p = 0.53, two-tailed).
Additionally, the web survey was constructed to randomize both race and insurance status of the vignettes as respondents entered the instrument; the use of a paper survey would have required pre-randomized blocks of invitees to receive fixed paper versions of the survey.
A few minutes before 7 P.M., a city technician named Steve Morena was dispatched to the gym of Thurgood Marshall Magnet School, in Jamaica, to fix a paper jam.
Tim Campbell, a senior arts editor at The Star Tribune who has watched friends leave and the business tumble, has seen publishers come in from afar to fix the paper.
He described one of his sketches as "melancholy to behold", wishing for a way to fix on paper the fleeting photographic images that had been observed for c enturies using camera obscura.
When you've made your finalized piles, wrap and fix a paper band around each pile or use a rubber band.
The best solution is to fix our paper-based voter registration system.
What the migrants want most, he told me, "is to fix their papers," gaining an opportunity to move freely and work legally in the United States.
He spent some time working in Nogales, and later came to Mexico City to fix his papers.
