Simulation results demonstrated less facet stress and slip displacement with the maximal contact on the cage-bone interface.
Although colonial America is one of Marney's areas of expertise, he shares with a lot of his countrymen a tendency to ignore the less inspirational facets of his nation's past.
In the 1980's and 90's, he went on to delve into the conventions of darker, less privileged facets of American life, exposing alternative subsets of physical stereotyping, desire and materialism.
So even if you are on intimate terms with Oliver, Pip and David Copperfield (or other characters bearing the author's initials, like Charles Darnay), here we find the writer's less familiar facets.
She even tackles one of the less discussed facets of pregnancy: that our souped-up hormones make us prone to filthy dreams and a relentless randiness while we're not exactly looking our Heidi Klumish best.
Methods that build on LCA strengths and illuminate other connected but less understood facets, related to social and economic impacts, would provide greater value to decision-makers.
Neuropsychological and psychiatric studies often involve a large collection of testing instruments, each aiming to assess more or less specific facets of one's behavorial and psychological profile.
Good reflection, according to StARS® is: A comprehensive and accurate view of an experience with attention to one's own and others' thoughts and feelings and an ability to make a distinction between essential and less important facets of the experience.
However, the fact that they were greeted here with straight faces, or even appeared at all, underscores another, less appreciated facet of Japanese society: its fondness for oddball ideas and inventions.
But a less appreciated facet is now emerging as perhaps the most vital: The economies of these countries and of the Arab world in general are some of the least integrated into the global economic system.
