After a time, a low chopping sound broke the calm.
Ireland have the high choke tackle; Lydiate gave a masterclass of the low chop tackle.
As shown in Figure 7A, at low chopping frequency, the thermal diffusion length was larger than the thickness of the sample, and the sample was in the thermally thin regime.
Stocks were at, or near session lows, after General Electric chopped its 2008 profit forecast and reported disappointing first-quarter earnings.
Choudhury's smart new Grillzone restaurant, in the east London suburb of Dagenham, aims to be a "healthy" takeaway: golden, corn-fed half-chickens roast invitingly on a rotary grill; chips are fried in low-fat oil; freshly chopped salad is given away free with orders.
But two balls later the first boundary of the innings does arrive, with Rogers chopping low wide of the slips for four down to third man.
Stir and continue cooking over a low heat, then chop the parsley and add it with the capers and a few splashes of sherry vinegar.
In their lawsuit against the company, former workers testified that employees were directed to wade out surreptitiously at low tide to chop up mounds of DDT so they would not be detected.
If you traditionally chop low to the ground, then picking an increased height that provides a reasonable tradeoff based on what we know about yield decline with increased cutting height, will give you an idea of what could be gained in forage quality on your farm.
"I think it's more in terms of their mindset - they look to really chop low around the ankles and sometimes they can be done for ill-discipline with not wrapping [their arms around opponents]. "But in terms of their ability to stop players at the gain-line they are definitely good.
