Handicapping a Clinton Victory Based on height differences of past presidential candidates in races since 1900, Clinton's chances of victory are no better than one in three.
When John McEnroe considers the future of tennis, he imagines the height of his past.
It has also made the news by axing porn channels and banning smoking; at the height of this past festival season, many papers (this one included) seized on their introduction of the Travelpod, a mobile hotel room equipped with flatscreen TV, DVD player, biodegradable toilet and wash-basin.
Who wants to associate themselves with a loser?" The Chrysler of the future, though, will not reach its heights of the past, Mr. Zetsche said.
Only two decades removed from the height of its notoriously violent past, it is now considered to be one of the safest big cities in Latin America, with character, nightlife and public art that any urban area would envy.
The following data were collected: age, gender, height and weight, and significant aspects of past medical history.
In this manner, the orientation-dependence of past schemes for height function-based curvature estimation is ameliorated, the use of compact stencils for efficient computation can be maintained, and robustness is enhanced even in the presence of noticeable subgrid-scale disturbances in the interface representation.
The case-control study by Sahl et al. (1995) was based on a very small number of clinic-based cases of BCC (less than 50), and thus it was limited in power, susceptible to selection bias due to non-representative cases and controls and to faulty recall of past weight and height measurements.
Unlike underweight, which is a composite of both stunting and wasting (low weight for height), stunting past the age of two is irreversible, and has long-term debilitating effects: Children who are stunted are at greater risk of illness and death.
By the time the first "See It Now" program on McCarthy aired, on March 9 , 1954 McCarthy was past the height of his powers.
