Their ears are large and are joined across the forehead in some species.
The country's east and west coasts were joined across the Nullarbor Plain in 1917.
Hands need to be joined across the sea in an old cause: the defence of the Enlightenment.
Next year the plaza, which was a city requirement, is to be joined across the street by a 55,000-square-foot Super Stop and Shop grocery store.
That brought the posties back to work, above all those in London, whose October 17th walk-out, over cost-of-living allowances and much else, was rapidly being joined across the country.
Menaced by helmeted riot cops clutching shields and clubs, they were joined, across the street, by hundreds of their peers who lacked the cash or papers to even try and see the bureaucrats inside.
We know further that movie shots typically are joined across a cut and that cuts trigger eye movements (Mital, Smith, Hill, & Henderson, 2011, Smith 2013), a low-level demand for attention.
Within the total contig population, 9.5% of the assembled sequences (323) are represented by mixed contigs of both AmORESTES and AmNCBI sequences, and within this group 66.3% (214) of the original AmNCBI contigs were considerably extended, or were joined across gaps by the AmORESTES contigs, as illustrated in Figure 2C.
Begin with the stitches to be joined on two needles held parallel to one another with the stitches to be joined across from one another.
Live theatre and live screenings can happily coexist if everyone is responsible and there is joined up thinking across the industry.
