In his official report, Dr. Helpern wrote, "The body is that of an adult white woman, scale weight ninety-five pounds, five feet and one inch tall, slender frame, slight build.
The score he's written is absolutely amazing; though it's in no way related to the Poulenc piece, I think the scale, weight and emotional intensity balances it very strongly".
Mr Blair said he was describing "something few people in public life will say, but most know is absolutely true: a vast aspect of our jobs today - outside of the really major decisions, as big as anything else - is coping with the media, its sheer scale, weight and constant hyperactivity.
Its size and scale, weight and heft; the undulating curves and geometric angles that recall both the specificity of the human figure and the abstractness of large-scale landscape — these elements are present in Moore's work on public plazas and piazzas, in front of city halls and banks, public squares and parks, all over the world.
The materials used for this study were an increment borer, scale weight of 25 kg, metric tape scaling, metre increment and an oven for drying the wood samples.
Sociodemographic variables, primary medical diagnosis and number of associated conditions, dementia, depression, pressure sores, functional status (measure by the activities of daily living = ADL scale), weight, and plasma levels of albumin, transthyretin, C-reactive protein (CRP) and orosomucoid were recorded at admission.
Weighting of fresh mass of stem, branches and foliage using scale weighting of 25 kg, 3.
You can fully customize the metrics, scale, weighting, and complexity used to add quantification to your features.
Digital scales accurately weighed test loads whereas dial-type scale weights differed significantly (p < 0.05).
A stepped scale weights the clinical significance of differences of blood glucose (BG) from target.
The calibrated research scale weights were used as the "standard" for comparing the two researcher weights registered by the home scale.
