The segmented output stage is optimally divided into 5 small segments plus 4 big segments.
In the detection process the fine-grained segmentation splits the area covered by the windshield into numerous small segments.
"You don't want to sell an infinitely large number of infinitely small segments.
Mr. Wilson calls them "knee plays," small segments that form the joints between a work's larger limbs.
Throughout this concert came several small segments that were testaments to her flexibility and ubiquity.
The higher parts are commonly composed of small segments of resistant granite that formed as magma intruded into preexisting rocks.
PG: Do you watch "Real Housewives," Pat PLL: No. I've seen small segments, but that's about it.
Yet some small segments of the market, such as luxury homes for buyers prepared to pay cash, are reasonably healthy.
A strip of the scalp is removed and cut into very small segments, which are then inserted into small holes in the affected area.
They found the children with ADHD were more likely to have certain small segments of DNA either duplicated or missing than the other children.
"Limbo, and Other Places I Have Lived" alights on small segments of the lives of women -- always women -- very often in exotic locations far from their American homeland.
