Systemic stimulations from the fifth toe to the heel on the lateral margin of the plantar foot demonstrated that the border of this Sol and TA reflex reversal occurred roughly around the middle of the foot sole, providing greater resolution in the fine sculpting of motor output than previously revealed by sural or tibial nerve stimulation.
"All I know for sure is he is the sole owner of Great Escapes right now".
But he added that the environmental impact was not the sole reason for greater resolve by Cameron's administration in backing renewable energy.
Then, as he wrote beautifully, "The Russia of the future existed exclusively among a few boys, hardly more than children, so insignificant and unnoticed that there was room for them between the soles of the great boots of the autocracy and the ground".
In southern America Argentinaa), the intercropping of soybean with maize at different rates favoured a SOC accumulation of 23.6 g C kg−1 versus 21.8 g C kg−1 of the sole maize; the greatest potential for enhancing SOC stocks occurred in the 2 3 (maize:soybean) intercrop configuration [11].
At least through the 1990s, when Allison Fisher began her ascendancy, Balukas was widely acknowledged as the sole candidate for greatest female player ever.
A longer exposure period to UVBR, however, is not the sole reason for greater UVBR effects at lower temperatures.
The company's original logo was designed in the pre-digital age, with the sole aim of looking great in on and offline marketing materials.
Mark E. Smith, leader (and, it sometimes seems, sole member) of the great art-punk band Fall, is a songwriter without the song part: more often than not, his band's job is merely to keep time while he recites his witty stories and aphorisms.
After the death of his colleague Sir John Barbirolli in 1970, Boult was seen as "the sole survivor of a great generation" and a living link with Elgar, Vaughan Williams and Holst.
