Within the extremely conservative structures of the movement, women remain marginal; giving a selected number of them some power creates a split and decreases the likelihood of protest.
As can be inferred from Fig. 1A, the direct acceptor (TagRFP) excitation at 488 nm is marginal, giving rise to an almost pure donor (TagGFP) emission spectrum in the absence of FRET (see Fig. 1B, solid line).
One called such atrocities 'frankly marginal, given the range of what Edward achieved.
The tyre manufacturer brought its medium and supersoft compound tyres to the race, and the latter were marginal given the stresses involved, particularly on the right front tyre.
The increase, in broad terms, is marginal, given the size of the iPhone's user base, but any non-upward movement is curious.
While a 50percentt premium may seem marginal given the delta in other categories, the large transaction sizes in real estate mean that the take-rate premium on a $500,000 house is $15,000 of incremental gross margin.
Let's not forget that a mere 15,000 swing voters in key marginals gave Labour its majority of seats at the last election.
In the deal, Fairway bought all the property from 125th to 132nd Street between 12th Avenue and Marginal Street, giving it an additional 80,000 square feet of space, more than double the size of the existing store.
"This is not a marginal event, given China's economic weight".
Its present marginal position gives it, at least in theory, critical distance from the materialist excess of pop culture — the ruthless equation of monetary and aesthetic value.
For nigh on a decade, team announcements attracted little more than marginal interest, given the infinitesimal chance of Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath, Adam Gilchrist et al ever being replaced.
