In the neighborhood nearer the mall, where Tonya lives now, the houses are scant, speckling open acreage that used to be farms and woodlots.
Scant phage-associated open reading frames (ORFs) have been described in M. catarrhalis genomes [ 15], however, no active phages or complete prophages have yet been identified in the species.
Print publications in Spain also appear to be providing scant coverage of the Open.
It was here that we were first passed by the scant bikini in an open Porsche, here that Ainsworth touched his horn for the second time on the journey.
It would have been counterproductive to open with scant experience last summer; our pretensions and prices allow us but one chance to make a good impression, lest we lose guests permanently.
It did scant business when it opened at the tail end of last year — an odd season in which to release it, since smaller pictures tend to get drowned in the yuletide flood.
Two Opens were scant reward for a huge talent, especially when the one in 1993 at Royal St George's was won imperiously against a leaderboard containing the best the world had to offer.
Yet within a scant three months there opened one show after another — all modest in presentation, but fierce in impact — that kept raising not only the neighborhood's intelligence quotient but its emotion quotient: "Exit the King," "God of Carnage," "Hair," "Joe Turner's Come and Gone," "Mary Stuart," "Next to Normal," "The Norman Conquests," "reasons to be pretty" and "Waiting for Godot".
The Met's website for its Costume Institute's new exhibition, at this writing (five days before the show opens), provides scant information about what's going to be in it.
