The aisles also have battlemented parapets, and there are more buttresses around the church.
When present, periostitis demonstrates the appearance of a single layer of periosteal bone or a more suggestive buttressed pattern (Fig. 6).
It could doubtless do more to buttress the new government, but all this is the work of years.
Millions more cases buttress that of the Spaniard: of names that, once searched for, bring up links to youthful indiscretions, family disputes or long-resolved legal troubles.
This certainly doesn't mean a bureaucratic over-centralised state, but one that is a more proactive buttress against the unfettered market power which caused the crash and now the massive public spending crisis.
On another plate, a mélange of roasted mushrooms, plump sun dried tomatoes, salsify and creamy fennel confit (the latter so delicious I wished there had been more of it) buttressed the mild, sweet taste of well-caramelized Maine scallops.
Europe also has a more solid fiscal buttress.
Each time, the city rebuilt, using more concrete to buttress itself against the wind.
There is real harm done by instrumentalizing disorders — whether it's in the service of a legal defense, as in Komisarjevsky's case, or more generally to buttress ideological arguments about the decline of the American family.
But the decision has been delayed by several weeks, the officials say, giving Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services and the leading advocate within the administration for using federal money to underwrite the research, more time to buttress his case.
