So to look to a natural forms origin of its proportions is to suggest, oddly, that load-bearing is merely a happy coincidence with the accident of proportion fitting to that of the human body (or, alternatively, a tree trunk) (WWR II; Korab-Karpowicz 2012; Schwarzer, 1996).
Even at the best of times — when you are physically in a store with a veritable sea of bras at your disposal to try on — the process can be painfully unrewarding, with two bras purportedly made for the same proportions fitting completely differently, and neither very comfortable.
These proportions fit well with the relative proportions of GO and KEGG with a connection degree higher than the random expectation (Table 1).
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At the same time, increasing the FIT cut-off from 50 to 75 ng ml−1 had a considerably stronger limiting effect on the proportion of FIT positives (falling from 8.1 to 5.7%) than any other similar further increase of the FIT cut-off (Table 1).
(When relative fitness/frailty is to be measured as a dichotomous variable, the mean case is taken as fit; i.e. f < 1). Figure 3 presents the proportion of fit and frail people who survive, averaged by 5-years intervals.
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If America and its allies chose to side with what he called "Saakashvili's regime" it would be a "mistake of truly historic proportions".That fits with earlier Russian demands for a change of Georgian leadership.
Several seasons of frivolity, she said, are about to give way to restraint and, among consumers young or not so young, a heightened attention to overlooked features like shape, proportion and fit.
In every detail, in proportion and fit, a coat in charcoal English wool, with off-white facing in the front flap — the better to flatter the face — was proof that masculine tailoring can be made feminine and modern.
