Resistance (R in ohm) and reactance (Xc in ohm) were measured with a multi-frequency (5, 50, 250 and 500 kHz) stand-on hand-to-foot 8-electrode body composition analyser, Tanita MC-180MA (Tanita, Tokyo, Japan), according to manufacturer's instructions.
Harvest scheduling is based on the location of the stand, on one hand, and on an economic variable depicting the cutting maturity of the stand, on the other hand.
You stand there, one hand on the close door button, the other protecting your modesty, trying to look normal.
Magnificently attired, the 16-month-old prince stands with one hand on a commander's baton and the other on his sword.
Katya stood up, one hand on her hip, the other pointing toward the sound.
Kajsa stood with one hand on her handlebars and the other down by her side.
This contradiction can be solved by a spatial differentiation into easily accessible, heavily used stands on the one hand and poorly accessible, well conserved stands on slopes on the other (cf. Laurop 1802).
Cosmos Kiindarius, a Navy combat veteran who recently released his first feature film, a thriller called "Stand," is on hand to help with everything from storyboarding to audio issues to narrative arcs.
Now who will stand on either hand, And keep the bridge with me? "Pretty cool, huh," Turner said, grinning; he had, in the longer version that he recited, got almost every word right.
The Macauley poem, Horatius at the Bridge, entered his mind: "Who will stand on either hand / And keep the bridge with me?" He thought of Carswell and Reckless, his closest friends in politics, whom he spoke to almost every day.
Then stand up, using one hand on the car to balance yourself.
