Toward the middle, where the view is most wide-angled, a sign said that the Dutch called this section of the river Lange Rack, or Long Reach, because for thirteen miles, from Danskammer Point (south) to Crum Elbow (north), the river was straight enough so that ship captains could cover the distance without changing the set of their sails.
These were chosen because T-box regulation of these genes is most wide-spread and because the proximal genes themselves, ileS, leuS and valS form a separate tRNA-ligase sub-family with a very clear evolutionary lineage.
We observe an intermediate value of G (and so g) for which oscillation is most likely (widest range of K1) while at low and high G the system tends to be more stable.
Take, for example, his famous lasso of a left-handed forehand, which is most often placed wide and high to the backhand of a right-handed opponent.
This is most noticeable at wide apertures because they are large.
This question is most effectively answered by wide-field imaging.
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The landscapes of Central Africa are most often wide plateaus, which are smooth in the central part and etched at the periphery.
In agreement with this, there was most variation (wider agreement limits) in LA ROI -2 and AP ROI-1 where the fibula is located.
Joey Harrington of Oregon, Ken Dorsey of Miami, Rex Grossman of Florida and Eric Crouch of Nebraska are the finalists in what perhaps is the most wide open race for college football's most coveted trophy.
Zin Derfoufi, civil liberties officer for FOSIS, told The Independent: "Schedule 7 is the most wide ranging 'stop' power in the UK but it is also the least transparent.
