The war also altered Georgia's politics toward a more progressive orientation, especially when Ellis Arnall became governor in 1943.
The low-key vibe and the easy prices made these places appealing to consumers regardless of their wine orientation, especially to women who wanted to avoid the testosterone-driven pickup scene at bars.
But the Supreme Court has previously held that marriage is a fundamental right, and sexual orientation, especially when viewed from today's perspective, meets all the requirements for heightened constitutional scrutiny.
The DAN has constantly been associated with attention orientation, especially eyes orientation, and focusing into space, visuospatial integration, coordination and execution [22].
Furthermore, polymer fibres seem to adopt a higher degree of preferred orientation, especially in the bottom half of the beams.
The first problem for beginners is spatial orientation, especially the orientation of the scan plane in reference to the 3-dimensional (3D) geometry of the heart.
The asymmetric laser-drilled sample clearly shows hydraulic admittance measurements are sensitive to sample orientation, especially when examined as a function of saturation state.
However, there have been relatively few studies of the detailed relationship between fiber diameter and molecular orientation, especially at the single fiber level.
In clinical practice, implant orientation, especially in regard to pre- and post-operative anteversion, should be considered to be more critical.
X-ray micro-computed tomography examination concluded that CFABS specimens have the largest porosity compared with ABS and CNTABS specimens at corresponding raster orientation, especially for ±45° specimens.
