More lengths of fabric – with stories printed, sewn and painted on to them – line the walls.
I shifted the knot on the rope to give it more length, pulled myself up on the wall and looked down at the 15-foot drop.
At the end of the topic, the key features from the asset management systems from an instrumentation perspective are dealt in much more length with little overview on enterprise asset management systems.
I wish we had more opportunities to speak directly to President Morsi and at more length, so we could press him on all these things!
This involves trains that are 900 metres or more in length on continuous or priority corridors with full security, as proposed through the European Railway Traffic Management System.
It implies better loading factors of trains, 10%% more TEU per length on fewer axles, and thus lower energy consumption, less maintenance and lower cost per transported unit (VEL wagon 2012).
To compute more precisely the minimum length on which a high identity is necessary to observe off-target cross-reaction, we applied the same strategy to compare 25 nt with 30 nt, 30 nt with 40 nt, etc. Results (Table 1) show that the data fit well the model (i.e. P > 0.3) for pairs with high identity on 40 nt only (not on 30 nt or on 50 nt).
Heading the bill were pressing domestic issues such as health care, education, and rural poverty, but the report also dwelled at some length on more-sensitive issues such as the environment and corruption, particularly in relationship to real estate an area that had seen large-scale collusion between business and local political interests.
Squares were much smaller than usually depicted in paintings of the battle – a 500-man battalion square would have been no more than 60 feet in length on a side.
This isn't the fault of those organising the event: there are just more men prepared to talk at length on the subject, and other similar public meetings have been entirely masculine affairs – and yet there are more women who haven't made up their minds.
