So when she served huge, steaming bowls of snow-white fish and red-shelled seafood in a broth fragrant with garlic, wine, and chilies, I summoned up my best Italian pronunciation and said, "Ah — zuppa di pesce!" "Not zuppa di pesce!" she said firmly, drawing herself to her full substantial height, her black wavy hair and dark eyes fairly bristling with indignation.
The 6-foot-6 left-hander from the Czech Republic has a substantial height advantage over Giron, a Southern Californian who is about to begin his freshman year at U.C.L.A. Giron has the quickness advantage, however, and is extremely comfortable on hard courts, where his forehand and willingness to close the net are particularly effective.
Scanning electron microscopy reveals a smooth graphene surface which is present when the GaN nanowires are uniform, whereas graphene on nanowires with substantial height differences is observed to be pierced and stretched by the uppermost nanowires.
Traditional buildings supported their internal floors through their walls, but the taller the building, the thicker the walls had to become, particularly at the base: buildings of any substantial height rapidly saw their lower floors eaten up by brick or masonry.
The typical manifestations of DSD patients include ambiguous genitalia after birth or puberty, absence of secondary sexual characteristics after puberty, primary amenorrhea, short stature, or substantial height.
The mechanism of injury was a traffic accident for 14 patients and a fall from a substantial height for 7 patients.
We show that substantial height catch-up occurs between 24 mo and midchildhood and again between midchildhood and adulthood, even in the absence of any interventions.
Among the fathers there was a trend of more substantial height overestimation in the group of average men than the group of taller or shorter men.
Finally, X-ray evaluation of the thoracolumbar spine should be considered in case of progressive back pain, kyphosis, or substantial height loss to check for possible vertebral fractures.
This cosmopolitan species emerges in late spring, can grow to a substantial height (∼1 m) and produces copious windborne pollen, contributing to its weedy status outside of the USA (Gladieux et al. 2011).
