It will, though, take something for this pitch to change character sufficiently for there has been no pace in it, little evidence of erratic bounce that might have eventuated from any indentations from the first day, no swing and hardly any turn to speak of.
The partial indentations in the presidential race show the voting machines were not working properly, and demonstrate "voter intent".
Eventually the government cracked down on borrowers and lenders alike, so the money dried up completely.In Wenzhou's Fortune Centre, where the most successful lenders once congregated, all that is left of one shadow financier are the indentations on a plaque where its name used to be.
There are also indentations known as vugs in the rocks.
Millipede uses an array of tiny silicon cantilevers, with downward-pointing tips ("feet") that punch indentations into a thin plastic film which moves beneath them.
The Sharon's coast, like that of most of Israel, has no major indentations; sand dunes are common.
Along the coast at the base of the Atlas Mountains of North Africa, a narrow shelf stretches from the Strait of Gibraltar to the Gulf of Tunis with a slope marked by many troughlike indentations.
In addition, most of the skull was covered by indentations made by blood vessels; similar indentations are found under the keratinous beaks of living birds.
To his astonishment, the scarcely visible indentations generated a vague reproduction of sound when the paper was pulled back beneath the stylus.
The segmented spiders are easily distinguished by indentations on the top of the abdomen evidence of spiders' common ancestry with scorpions.
In the same period, Britain, having shed its empire and erected a welfare state, robbed its novelists of anything larger to write about than temporary indentations in the class system, suburban adultery, and manners.
