The factors and outcomes assessed were stone length, operative time, presence of a ureteral stent, success, and complications.
As shown in Table 1, in the absence of stones, trip length significantly increased with arena size and spiny mice took fewer but longer trips in the large arena compared with more but shorter trips in the small arena.
When the number of trips increased with increase in number of stones, trip-length and inter-stop distance decreased, reflecting the tendency of spiny mice to stop at or near stones.
During a four-hour melee in a walkway between factory dormitories, Han and Uighur workers bludgeoned one another with fire extinguishers, paving stones and lengths of steel shorn from bed frames.
For example, the stadium, an oval of gray stone the length of two American football fields, was built in the first century A.D. with a seating capacity far greater than the population of the city and its environs, probably about 10,000.
There is no fixed-in-stone program length at this point, but he pegs half a year as a likely timeframe.
Put another way, a ribbon of stone the length of eight buses, and barely thicker than a man is tall.
Mostly they are arranging food on fresh hay, or moss, or slate, or polished wood, or smooth riverbed stones, or buffed lengths of bark.
In a written statement, Ms. Spevack makes the dubious claim that her tiny drawings of imaginary stones, sticks and lengths of rope in precariously balanced arrangements illustrate advanced scientific theories.
Since the gates have proven to be the most effective mechanism in preventing illegal grazing, the Brokpas embarked on building various short length stone walls and wooden fences at the main routes along the tsamdro border.
