and the said hanap rests on a stand of gold in the form of a tripod, and in the middle of the tripod is represented Our Lady in a sun on a ground of clear red, and the three feet of the tripod are formed by three winged dragons.
One school nurse justified her willingness to vaccinate in the face of parental refusal on the grounds of a clear health benefit: " If I know this particular twelve year old girl is a risk of contracting an illness for which there is an injection that will prevent this illness then it is most definitely in her interest to give it to her, even if her parents don' t agree" [School nurse, UK] [ 69].
Here we compared ground beetle assemblages of clear cuts, shelterwoods, multicohort harvested stands and uncut stands collected using pitfall traps both 2 and 3-years post-harvest.
"What they'll do -- and this is not just the Colombians -- they'll put the child soldiers in the front lines to test the ground, to clear the area of land mines," she said, "and those who make it make it and those who don't, oh well".
"I have strongly and actively supported international efforts urging the Bahraini government to exercise clemency and to allow his release on humanitarian grounds, particularly in light of clear findings documented by the Bahraini International Commission of Inquiry as to how Mr al-Khawaja was seriously ill-treated following his initial detention," he added.
The passive diffusion across human abdominal skin was investigated using Franz diffusion jacketed cells with flat grounded (ground O-ring) joints composed of clear borosilicate glass with an orifice diameter of 10 mm and a receptor volume of 5 mL (Franz cell apparatus, PermeGear Inc., Hellertown, PA, USA).
In the absence of clear ground rules, this can be a delicate process, but the results are well worth the effort.
Microbleeds, which are often considered as a surrogate marker of traumatic axonal injury in the absence of clear ground truth, are plainly visible on T2* sensitive gradient echo sequences.
But the traffickers patched up the holes with truckloads of sand and constructed new pistas that are invisible from the air — nothing more than a stretch of ground, cleared of rocks and levelled with a tractor.
On Friday, the men, women and children packed in a pen beneath the international bridge that connects the United States to Mexico squatted on the ground, munching on sandwiches out of clear plastic bags while breathing in fumes from the cars above.
