It is an odd facet of modern life that while we demand helmets for 3-year-olds riding two feet above ground on their scooters, we allow children to drive before they can vote.
Gift, and a Tragedy, Born of a Car Culture It is an odd facet of modern life that while we demand helmets for 3-year-olds riding two feet above ground on their scooters, we allow children to drive before they can vote.
One odd facet of "Inglourious Basterds" is that the Basterds' leader, Lt. Aldo Raine Brad Pittt), is obsessed with carving swastikas into captured German soldiers' foreheads in order to prevent their unimpeded reintegration into postwar society — but I couldn't help wondering how Tarantino thought the Basterds themselves would fare in civilian life after so gleefully inflicting horrific violence.
The peripheral aspect of the medial facet is denuded of cartilage and is termed the odd facet (Fig. 1).
The odd facet (arrows) is located at the peripheral aspect of the medial facet, and is devoid of cartilage.
Since the Shard broke on to the London skyline as a dazzling crystal spear, many have been the lesser buildings that have tried to emulate its fractured facets with the odd bit of wonky glass hung askew.
A three-part work for nine men, the dance — sometimes beautiful, sometimes odd — is an expansive look at many facets of male dancing, in which the group forms tableaus that shift between strife and harmony, then break away to make space for more intimate solos and duets.
At a smoke-filled Barclays Center in Brooklyn, the biggest names in hip-hop filled the stage during last night's Powerhouse 2015, an annual gig hosted by New York radio station Power 105, which showcased the odd state of the genre and its many facets.
LAYERS: The Many Facets Of Serengeti's "Kenny Dennis," Produced By Jel And Odd Nosdam.
The reason for such (seemingly odd) citations as pointed out by the reviewer is to clarify to the reader various important facets of the HAF in P-2 ATPase regulation within the parietal cells.
