Wearing the same skirt length this year as you did last month!
The smallest and tallest rows rotate as expected, but the middle row does not; instead it changes its length, as do all the rows.
And yet, overheated as everything might be ("ejaculated" is a favorite speaking verb), the novel shows a curious restraint when it comes to dealing with Lincoln himself, an inclination to keep his inner life at arm's length, as if to do otherwise would be a profanation.
He dialed down his trademark ranting (unlike the first show in Indianapolis, which found him apologizing to Nike at length, as one does) and dialed up the hits, reaching back from Jesus Walks through a triumphant Touch the Sky to a thwacking Stronger.
Take a conventional high-speed SAR as reference, low-speed SAR holds flexible factor G. As Figure 2 shows, for the same synthetic time, low-speed covers 1/G time synthetic length as fast one does.
The width of the distal region varied along its length, as did the rachis.
The resulting diploid cells exhibited WT telomere length, as did tpz1 + haploid strains carrying the fusion protein, and the fusion protein was stably expressed.
Next to secondary clinical outcome, the cost-effectiveness of screening for short cervical length (as done in Triple P screening), and subsequent treatment in case of a short cervix, will be assessed for several cut-off levels of cervical length.
Multiple regression analysis for both species at constant temperatures indicated that temperature (P < 0·001) and incubation period (P < 0·001) both affected embryo length, as did their interaction (P < 0·001).
An officer removed the phone, then held it at arm's length, as though unsure what to do, before returning it to the soldier's clothes, unanswered.
