These fragments were all I knew of her, and sometimes I would glance at her wedding picture, where she stood, heavy-jawed and clear-eyed in a cascade of lace, beside a husband whose rakish conceit was already outlined below his brilliantined hair.
Table 4 compares key performance indicators between the Proportional Fair, the Exp rule scheduler, and the proposed QoS scheduler for all considered traffic mix cases (H.L. stands for Heavy Load).
Finally, at the raggedy tail end, where sprung-cane seats and mottled mirrors fade into scrap metal, there stood two heavy iron legs, each branching into a pair of claw feet.
Showdown (the Heavy's Apoco-Fists, Fists, Holiday Punch, or Saxxy): The Heavy stands still for a few moments, imitates pulling a pistol with his hand, shoots the pistol in the direction that the crosshair was pointing at before the taunt, and then blows the barrel of his imaginary pistol.
It is RHIC, which is pronounced Rick and stands for Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider.
This curved cabinet of the top-of-the-range 800D stands on a heavy cast aluminum plinth that also houses the substantial crossover.
Pitfall transect lines were established in uncut control forest stands in upland sites, along uncut forest stands in riparian areas, and in upland stands subjected to heavy diameter-limit cutting or two-aged regeneration methods.
The statue stands outside the church; heavy rains have now rendered the "tears" a mere smudge on the left side of the face, but this has not stopped the devout from bringing flowers, praying, and taking photographs.
Half-glimpsed through laser-illuminated gloom, Karin stands motionless in a heavy robe, face painted to a deathly pallor, singing lines that less resemble the concerns of a conventional pop song than some eerie nightmare.
That the Pentagon should be allowed to run this prison camp in total secrecy and in utter disdain of what America stands for should be heavy on the conscience of all Americans, whether libertarian or liberal, Republican or Democrat.
