There's a lot of great facets to the re-existence of The Capitol Theatre.
The patients with degenerative spondylolisthesis were more likely to be older, female, to have a greater degree of osteoarthritis, and to have greater facet joint effusion.
In the past, he's made money by playing in bands, doing voiceover work, and running a booking company; in 2013, after uploading a couple videos about baseball history to YouTube, he was contracted by German company Mediakraft to build "The Great War," covering every facet of one of the most complicated times in history.
They suggested distinguishing isolated radius fractures with and without DRUJ injury on the basis of fracture location, with fractures 7.5 cm or greater from the lunate facet of the distal radius likely to be stable [4].
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His interest in religious issues led Father Whelan into yet another facet of his great career: Associate Editor of America magazine.
From the experimental point of view, a knowledge of the surface structure and stability of both materials will be of great help in determining the facet of α-Cr2O3 which best facilitates the growth of α-Al2O3.
These experimental observations demonstrate the presence of a critical driving force for densification in systems with faceted boundaries and its dependence on boundary faceting, i.e. the critical driving force is larger for systems with greater faceting.
Anatomical study shows that there is no muscle or tendon attachment in some area of the lateral facet of the greater trochanter [ 28].
The teres minor muscle takes origin from the axillary border of the scapula, and its tendon together with the capsule inserts into the inferior facet of the greater tuberosity.
