Sigillaria had a single or sparsely branched trunk characterized by a slender strand of wood and thick bark.
About 5.9m voters were registered in 9,000-plus 9,000-plusations, some in remote or spolling populated areastationsere hard for the opposomeon or moninoremotevisit.
He pastes these figures onto empty or sparsely furnished backgrounds, though in two paper and cardboard sculptures he seems to be thinking about modernist, institutional architecture.
The three species of Rhizomys are 23 to 50 cm (9.1 to 19.7 inches) long with a short and bald or sparsely haired tail (5 to 20 cm).
That looks unlikely, in part because many of the races are in small or sparsely populated states that Mr Bush won in 2000.The Democrats have a better chance of holding on to the Senate.
Because China's population is so enormous, the population density of the country is also often thought to be uniformly high, but vast areas of China are either uninhabited or sparsely populated.
Kevin M. Nagle, chief executive at a far smaller pharmacy benefit manager, Envision Pharmaceutical Services in Folsom, Calif., and Aurora, Ohio, said that many complaints revolve around the dealings between P.B.M.'s and pharmaceutical companies, dealings that are often undisclosed or sparsely detailed.
Abandoning this would mean that customers who live in less accessible or sparsely populated – and thus less profitable – areas wouldn't get their letters delivered, or would have to pay more for them: the end of the postal service as we know it.
The registered value of Colombia's national territory (of 114m hectares) is just $279 billion, of which property in Bogota, the capital, accounts for 40%.Its low value encourages owners of land to leave much of it fallow or sparsely grazed by a few cows.
Many high performance steganographic schemes work at a limited or sparsely distributed set of embedding rates.
Leaf blade 17 21 × 3 4.9 cm; ligule glabrous or sparsely pubescent; flowers 5 7 in each inflorescence.
