The 21st century finds the national press in an almost permanent fit of morality, and it frequently looks not just ridiculous but hypocritical.
How do you determine if they are a great permanent fit?
For extra hold, consider placing one drop of liquid nails inside each block hole for a more permanent fit.
They might feel that nursing Sophie would be easier if she had a permanent catheter fitted.
His government has undertaken major constitutional revision, in parliament itself, through what it is doing to the courts and administrative justice: where do permanent secretaries fit in its view of a just distribution of power?
The growth curves resulting from fitting the permanent sample plot data to Hoerl's equation (Eqs. 1a, b) are presented in Fig. 4.
They've tried putting me in crop tops and I've said you've got to be kidding, I'd have to be on a permanent diet to fit in that.
It is shown that the variation amplitude of viscoelastic damping layers shear angle at the root where permanent magnets are fitted is relatively high, producing relatively high dynamic magnetic force compared to the maximal force on the constraining layers.
Some of these were in small bound books – the V&A in London has one on permanent display that fits in the palm of an adult hand – while others were on larger sheets that were bound or rebound after Leonardo's death.
In method (b), the annual secular variation at 2 selected points, and 2 permanent observatories were fitted with a best piece-wise linear fit to identify the epochs of rapid secular variation fluctuations of X, Y and Z components (Figs. 9 and 10).
Spatial bias is expected to be high for growth models fit from permanent research plots, because permanent research plots are often clustered at lower elevations on good sites; they rarely are representative of the site variation across a region.
