If your idea of a perfect beach is a groomed sandy expanse with calm, translucent water in front and a resort in back where waiters and cabana boys attend to your every whim, you may not enjoy some of the more rugged shorelines of Africa.
The angle at which DNA emanates from a nucleosome further promotes generation of a more rugged path of the nucleosome chain.
Apparently, however, there will be an emissary from the more rugged side of life: Alan Gallop, author of Buffalo Bill's British Wild West, who has promised to don fringed leather bucksins, boots and Stetson to publicise his book.
As Arthur Hobhouse wrote in his 1947 legislative proposals: "There is merit in variety, and with the wide diversity of landscape which is available, it would be wrong to confine [your] selection of national parks to the more rugged areas of mountain and moorland, and to exclude other districts which, though of less outstanding grandeur and wildness, have their own distinctive beauty".
Last year, it added a treadmill to its list of livestream devices, along with a more rugged version of its bike targeted at gyms and hotels.
The next running of the Derby may be eight months away, with the more rugged encounters of the winter season starting to demand notice.
Instead, it was Marquette that played a more rugged brand of basketball in the final moments.
But the trains will have tilt technology and will be built to the more rugged standards of U.S. railroads.
In a region rife with automatic card shufflers and crowded clubs, it offers a more rugged kind of fun.
"It's too formal," said John Bartlett, who reintroduced his own men's wear collection in 2004 with a more rugged sense of cool.
