And along with the illustrative music (both recorded and live, written by Iain Grandage and performed on piano and cello by Matthew Hoy) and the set -- a wooden plank floor on a stage-filling bed of sand, with a drawable curtain at the rear and most of the props stacked in view along the side -- it shows off the artful ingenuity of Mr. Armfield and his team of designers.
After applying a tourniquet, Skaggs continued to fight for another eight hours before moving unassisted to the rear where most of his leg was amputated.
To avoid this, only wear leggings with a skirt that covers your rear and most of your thighs.
Thanks to a horrific combination of selective breeding and rearing practices, most of today's chickens are growing at a rate three times faster than they were 60 years ago.
To quantify responses, we further subdivided the anatomical masks into anterior and posterior regions, with the most posterior slice of the uncus (y = −21) defined as the rear-most slice of anterior hippocampus.
To carve out ample seating accommodations in the last row, GM raised the rear-most portion of the roof higher than the forward section, so that aft passengers have a good forward view.
So unless you get the very largest models, like the Chevy Suburban or Ford Excursion, you can't get the cargo space or the convenient seating configurations of an SUV, nor can you have sliding doors that allow easier exit and entry from the rear-most row of seats (can't do that in an SUV unless you have three sets of doors).
Beetles can usually be recognized by their two pairs of wings; the front pair is modified into horny covers (elytra) that hide the rear pair and most of the abdomen and usually meet down the back in a straight line.
At the same time, the new 500 is economical, borrowing a variety of components — including the platform, the engine, the transmission, the rear suspension, and most of the electrical and electronic equipment — from Fiat's Panda, another compact car that is assembled with the 500 at Fiat's big new plant in Tychy, Poland.
The head of the worm is blunt and the rear pointed, and most of them are seen with the head pointing proximally (Fig. 14a).
