It left a low-elevation slot through which the pilots might try to fly.
Mark Lay left a low-level position at Enron in 1992, went to work at an energy trading company and then struck out on his own in 1994.
The cabin's well-bolstered, pattern-cloth seats; leather-wrapped three-point steering wheel; simple but useful audio unit; and rice paper-inspired material on the doors and dashboard left a low-key impression of quality.
But a late collapse which saw them lose four wickets for 12 runs left a low-scoring match delicately poised with the hosts on 180-6, 205 ahead.
The glorious bustle of the first movement trails away to leave a low string-bass note, ominously sustained.
The Taimanov Variation of the Sicilian Defense, initiated by 4... Nc6, intends to leave a low profile in the early development stage of the game so that White cannot draw a bead on a clear target.
"If you leave a low value-added teacher in your school for 10 years, rather than replacing him with an average teacher, you are hypothetically talking about $2.5 million in lost income," said Professor Friedman, one of the coauthors.
The standby switch allowed a domino system enters and leaves a low leakage standby mode within a single clock cycle.
Anyone can leave a low rating for a book -- a literary nemesis, a staffer doing as they're told or a faithful spouse.
This was true for all but one fish (χ, p = 0.09), which was deemed unresponsive and was removed from the analysis, leaving a low but sufficient number for basic statistics of fish (repeats) in the experiment.
Give feedback to management or directly to the waiter instead of, or in addition to, leaving a low tip.
