Its secondary projection (Fig. 6J, arrowhead) reflects the rudimentary aV section of the abdomen (Fig. 2D).
The situation reminds me of Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson's explanation for closing down the State Department's rudimentary code-breaking section in 1929: "Gentlemen do not read each other's mail".
Shortly after the filming of his first instructional DVD A Work in Progress, Peart went back to using primarily matched, though he does switch to traditional when playing songs from Test for Echo and during moments when he feels traditional grip is more appropriate, such as the rudimentary snare drum section of his drum solo.
Instead, the authors seem to have decided that it will be enough to cite an earlier paper and defer the description (in a rudimentary form) to Section 5 of the Methods.
But sceptics warn that the Wii's novelty could wear off, that it lacks the "high-definition" graphics of its rivals, and that its online features are somewhat rudimentary.In this section The politics of pay Double-booked Flying the flag Console wars Meandering giants In their own words.
Also, Chapter 14, Section 6: Rudimentary, atrophied, and aborted organs Wilkens, H. 1988.
Bypass the Learn section's rudimentary info on periods, styles and cabinet makers, in favor of the calendar of shows, reviews and informative articles from the Art Newspaper.
With expansion of the city's rudimentary subway system stalled, several sections of the city are studying the possibilities of secession.
In retrospect, the early attempts to use island biogeography theory to determine the prognosis for biodiversity at a place from its area (see Section 1) constituted a rudimentary viability analysis based on community ecology (see the entry on ecology).
Floral tubes can range from long and narrow in sections Apodanthi and Jonquilla to rudimentary (N. cavanillesii).
