In 1973, the Isleys transferred T-Neck's distribution rights to Columbia, which has led to a marked increase in their record sales as well as to a continuing refinement of the Work To Do style and several tentative moves into new musical arenas.
The objective of this study was to investigate the difference of neck fat tissue distribution by sex and its correlation with retropalatal and retroglossal airway.
The sensitivity and dependency of the predicted necking limits, damage distribution and geometry predicted by the Rousselier damage model to the type of hardening model, strain path, void nucleation function and void coalescence criterion are discussed.
Patients often present with neck pain with radicular distribution in one or both upper extremities often together with paraesthesia, weakness or reflex changes.
Based on the dimensions of the neck skeleton, the mass distribution along the neck was reconstructed under the assumption of a low neck density owing to strong pneumatization (Henderson 2004, 2006; Wedel 2005, 2009; Wilson & Upchurch 2009; see electronic supplementary material).
Michael Benton of Bristol University, UK, commenting on the research, said the study "provides food for thought" and a warning about reconstructing sauropod necks without considering the distribution of soft tissues.
Taking errors into account, especially in the estimated distribution of the neck mass, a slightly lower resting position of the neck is possible, but the results are neither in accordance with a fully vertical nor with a horizontal position of the neck (figure 1).
The distribution of the neck proteins in each phage was interpreted in order to assign a neck architecture (or Type) to the phage.
The distribution of congenital neck masses varies between countries and is important in diagnosis and treatment modalities.
Finally, the Finite Element Code (ANSYS10) has been used to investigate the effects of notch geometry on the predicted stress/strain distribution across the neck.
The examiner grades the overall rigidity according to severity, distribution (e.g., neck, arms, legs), and whether the rigidity is present at rest and in nonmedicated state.
