Lockerbie, who had seen the event grow significantly in scale and stature during her nine years in charge – attracting 10 Nobel prize-winners, had been on sick leave last year and again since late March after suffering from exhaustion and work-related stress.
There is no single mobile payment company in Europe that has reached the scale and stature that Square has in the U.S., where the Jack Dorstartup startuprocesseded $1 billion in transactions in 2012.
Weight was measured with a clinical scale and stature with a stadiometer.
Anthropometric measures include body mass obtained to the nearest 0.1 Kg without shoes using an electric scale, and stature (measured without shoes, jackets, or other heavy clothing) at the end of inhalation to the nearest 0.1 cm using a wall-mounted stadiometer.
Perhaps the most obvious sign of the former California governor's slide down the stature scale comes in the denouement of his new action film The Last Stand, which is out today in UK cinemas.
Pepsi's deal with Beyoncé is an outgrowth of ventures like Green Label Sound, but on a scale befitting her superstar stature.
Taken from a concert in Dresden in April 2000, Sinopoli's sober, measured performance certainly underlines the stature and scale of Dvorak's achievement.
To reduce the impact of changes in resting metabolic rate (RMR), a non-dimensional parameter (NN) was used as it deduces the resting energy expenditure from gross or total energy expenditure during walking, leaving only energy cost required for walking and non- dimensional scaling to account for stature [ 26].
The anthropometric measurements were based on body weight and stature (SECA scale, Hamburg, Germany) for the calculation of the BMI and waist circumference (measured with an inextensible tape measure midway between the lower rib margin and the iliac crest).
When they do find work in print, it's because, off the runway, their stature can be scaled and disguised, as if it were malformation.
